Woodtroll's latest activity
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WYou get it. People need made fun of again. It's a character builder.
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WI'm never gonna get over adult men wearing sleep wear in public! Or sweat pants ,unless you're leaving or going to the gym. I don't...
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WMy first question is : Who and what are his parents ? But I already know who and what they are. I've said this before and I'll say it...
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WFWIW here is the McCulloch page demonstrating the use of the File-O-Plate on GLX type chain. The third chain down is MP370 GLX, 3/8...
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WI did find this from Carlton showing more clearly than my photo above how the File-O-Plate is used with lowering the depth gauge. Mark
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WAs I recall, the File-O-Plates were multi-function, beyond just depth gauge tools. Your photo reminds me of that. Like a skilled...
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WI do not have any of the original Carlton 37509 available, but I do have a few of the others. The blue one is as close to 37509 and I...
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WWoodtroll replied to the thread Chain Technical Information.I think the long strings you get when "noodling" with the grain tells you that an individual tooth does not chatter in and out of the...
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WIf it's a PDF can you post it? Probably interesting.
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WSee link above. As with many files, they may be on multiple sites, and links may expire. If the one posted does not work, try...
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WOne issue, based on a short illustration in the ‘Carlton Complete Book of Saw Chain’ is the concept of ‘chain porposing’ Some people...
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WHusqvarna and STIHL also have versions of ‘progressive depth gauge’ plates. Philbert
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WFront cover: Philbert
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WFile-O-Plate would be correct, I still have several as the saw shop I frequented gave them away anytime you bought 3 or more loops of...
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WWoodtroll replied to the thread Chain Technical Information.Yep, that's the one! Thanks. The version I have saved doesn't include the front "cover" either - I was always curious why. But of course...
