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PPhilbert replied to the thread Chain Pitch and Gauge Identification.The first chainsaw I purchased (not first I used) was a corded, electric, from Sears Craftsman, with the ‘Barracuda’ chain. Long before...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Chain Pitch and Gauge Identification.One of my chain sorting locations . . . Philbert
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PI got the Oregon one, it really comes in handy considering it is just a piece of flat plastic.
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PMost people have a difficult time maintaining consistent angles on both sides. I think it’s because of being dominant on one side of...
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PSeveral people ask how to maintain consistent filing angles, when the chain cutters don’t have ‘witness marks’. Some file holders have...
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PDecent amount of European members here. Also, plenty of US members having a lathe and/or mill. I do not know how those FG2 bushings...
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Pusg, with cbn and use new angles as per the updated sheet . Its the primo grinder!
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Simple Chain Filing Vise.That would probably be the simplest option. The other possibility, is to have a member that lives in the EU (or friend, family...
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PI have a Stihl FG2, but I am quite sure we here in the USA are not permitted to buy one from Stihl. The nylon bushings in mine are...
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PI've got the 410 one from Oregon. Once you get it diled in right it's pretty good for the guy doing half a dozen chains a week. I'm...
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PI picked up a Gradberg one of these a few weeks back for $3. It's a useful little thing to have around
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PI like my Franzen automatic. Does anyone else have one?
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PI have multiple brands and sizes and these are very helpful!
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PNot a problem if you run just one chain, or one brand of chain, on one or two saws. But if you deal with different brands, with...
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