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SSquish9 replied to the thread Bunch of random pics of cutters.To many good looking cutters in here. You can tell how well it worked by the wear on the underside
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Chains: Used Once, Never Sharpened?.I have been looking for some abused chains to use in videos. I found the mother load. In the pics it was only showing 3/8LP chains...
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SSince I researched this some time ago, I can say that chipper chains for handheld chainsaws have officially been withdrawn from the...
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SI was referring to the square with the beak on the side plate. It will slice the log to ribbons but not pull chips 😆
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SWonder if it’s available in the USA. Archer used to list some chipper chain in their catalog, but was not available. A lot of guys...
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SThe problematic one is 46 RSLF - a square ground (skip) (full) chisel .404/.063. 0.030'' depth gauge setting is rather standard for .404...
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Bunch of random pics of cutters.Through a dealer. Stihl Australia apparently has rolls but I have not been able to get them. They will sell pre-made loops, I believe...
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SInterestingly, on the box it says Micro, not Standard. So Micro is, I guess, at the moment, everything not (full) chisel: “semi chisel”...
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SThat ain't gonna bite.
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Bunch of random pics of cutters.I'll get some more pics later on and have a look The factory grind in the whole roll is awful. Lots of top plate beaks
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Bunch of random pics of cutters.46RSLF. I have only had the 3/8 square before
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SSquish9 replied to the thread Bunch of random pics of cutters.Stihl 46RCX. This is the first time I have been able to order Stihl chipper chain directly, it is also the biggest chain box I have...
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SSquish9 reacted to Squareground3691's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with
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I'm not sure I've seen a vice used to hold another vice before. That's definitely worth a few extra points!
