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ZERO reacted to pbillyi69's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with
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ZERO reacted to J.Noss's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
Wow great explanation, I have never even gotten a chance to run legit sharp square ground chain.. But I just managed to get back on here...
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ZERO reacted to pbillyi69's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
i have used both square and round in commercial use. without a doubt a square ground chain with perfect corner alignment and the right...
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ZERO reacted to blades's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
simington $1599 T&S $2399
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ZERO reacted to Woodpecker's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
Yes that has been my experience with square over the last several years of commercial tree work.
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ZERO reacted to Mastermind's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
I believe a proper square ground chain is just as durable as round ground in clean wood.
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ZERO reacted to Duane(Pa)'s post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
Seeing the corner is, without a doubt, the most important thing in square grinding. A side beak is too vulnerable to be durable, and a...
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ZERO reacted to pbillyi69's post in the thread Simington / Silvey Square Chain Grinders Tips/Tricks/Secrets with Like.
it looks like it would be able to do what ya need for sure. i wonder how hard it is to see the corner when you grind.
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Before or dealer shutdown in 2023 he told me he was not able to get the fuel lines.
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Ironically I picked up an OEM 026 hose yesterday. And couldnt help but notice the similarities. Thank you for solidifying that thought!!
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Which is only necessary on very few saws, in fact the only one that comes to mind is the 266SE and XP, as it just has the blind holes...
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You guys are overthinking it. It's possible to buy a metal thickness blade set that is good to have for crank centering. Incidentally...
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In the video he uses a small piece of cardboard as a spacer to let him know where to stop when pulling the crank through the first...
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I've got a combination of many options .It comes off the road on fiber optices then I think RG-59 coax .Inside the house via an...
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Wireless here