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PPhilbert replied to the thread Bar rail groove closers.I once proposed to Bailey’s that they sell a set of steel, bar groove shims to use for that purpose (0.043”, 0.050”, 0.058”, 0.063”)...
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PI put the feeler gauges needed into the bar groove then use a hammer and a flat surface to close them. Go slightly thinner than...
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PPausing for a water break and to let the saw cool down a bit. Here are the results so far of my first time milling.
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PThough it places a huge load on my generic 1.5kW supermarket weedeater, the 3.3mm/.130" gauge line destroys everything in its way! Will...
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PLoaded up and hauled some giant Russian Olive mill logs to my house, with the help of a friend’s liftgate-equipped truck. Looking...
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PPhilbert - A little bit of both, but mostly for more room in the attic of the new building. Our plan is to move all the parts inventory...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Vintage Chainsaw Museum.For more attic room? Or lower display ceilings? Philbert
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PWith the (Decra) steel shingles, you have to remove quite a few to create an opening. The floor in the existing attic is about 3'...
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PI am just a fire wood hack. Closing the rails might get me another season.
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PA few inches of chain of the gauge you are aiming for is handy as a quick check. It sure beats checking with a full loop.
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PI don't think that is the result of the rail closer, the bar just wears out, cheap bars wear out faster, the rail closer just buys you...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Bar rail groove closers.People say that they can help a bar with a sloppy groove get a little more life, but that they don’t work magic. Some bar rails...
