Basic hand filing no guides

[rogue60]

Just a basic vid of how I personally hand file with no guides.
Use whatever works best for you nothing wrong with using guides or chain grinders.
There is many ways to sharpen a chain that work.

 

[deye223]

Good one I just tried turning my computer on after 3 years of not doing so to look for a video that I did .
I virtually sharpen the same way as you , I got no idea how to turn that computer on now it's asking for a password I have not used in three or four years and have no hope in hell of remember pity I had heaps of videos and pictures i'm gonna lose .

 

[Lightning Performance]

Good one I just tried turning my computer on after 3 years of not doing so to look for a video that I did .
I virtually sharpen the same way as you , I got no idea how to turn that computer on now it's asking for a password I have not used in three or four years and have no hope in hell of remember pity I had heaps of videos and pictures i'm gonna lose .

Just have some kid hack into it. No worries

 

[pbillyi69]

try using an administrator login user name admin and password as the password or admin that is plain as mud right there. what kind of cpu is it windows or mac

 

[legdelimber]

Can you move the hard drive to the secondary position in another computer and read/transfer the material?

 

[Lightning Performance]

Can you move the hard drive to the secondary position in another computer and read/transfer the material?

Been there did that. Good save!

 

[pbillyi69]

that might work. it cant hurt to try it out

 

[Wilhelm]

Good one I just tried turning my computer on after 3 years of not doing so to look for a video that I did .
I virtually sharpen the same way as you , I got no idea how to turn that computer on now it's asking for a password I have not used in three or four years and have no hope in hell of remember pity I had heaps of videos and pictures i'm gonna lose .

If Your precious data is on a hard drive it can easily be accessed by:
- plugging Your computers hard drive into another computer
- connecting Your hard drive to another computer via an IDE/SATA-to-USB hub

I do this all the time, easy peasy.
Save Your data, purge/format Your hard drive and install a fresh operating system.

 

[Wilhelm]

I just assembled this old bucket featuring a hot swap bay for 3,5" & 2,5" SATA hard drives, makes data backup and HDD scans lightning fast.


For PATA hard drives I use the USB hub.

 

[rogue60]

Ok here is a couple a vids now this is just my technique and I'm only going over some of the basics.

Same thing but .404