Bunch of random pics of cutters

[pbillyi69]

that last photo is a perfect picture for teaching someone the difference between a round cutter and a square cutter and why the round one will cut in dirty wood longer.

 

[Junk Meister]

Let's keep bringing down the quality in here

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PILTZ CONCRETE SAW CHAIN...

 

[Wilhelm]

Old stock Husqvarna chain, says 42 on the DL's.

Factory grind, still cut good


Round grind touchup, pink wheel, not freshly dressed, did a couple loops

 

[Wilhelm]

Got some uglies in for grinding, another loop was severely rocked but I didn't take pictures.




This is the semi after my grinding.
I didn't feel like swapping wheels for just one .325" so it got a big-C from the 3/8" chain wheel.

 

[Wilhelm]

I've set the rackers on that .325" loop

Before


After


I have set up my grinder to do rackers for those coworkers 7 loops.
This was one of the 6 3/8" loops.

 

[davidwyby]

Finally ran my 59L tonight and was impressed. 36” dia logs into round with @huskihl ported 395

Coast live oak, no joke, hard

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Finally ran my 59L tonight and was impressed. 36” dia logs into round with @huskihl ported 395

Coast live oak, no joke, hard

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Bet that makes a nice fire!

 

[davidwyby]

Bet that makes a nice fire!

The middle still needs to dry, it’s wet and fermented.

 

[Wilhelm]

The middle still needs to dry, it’s wet and fermented.

Turkey oak, which I prefer for firewood, won't even crack like that while in log form.
Even after 2 years sitting out in the open it'll shed its bark, but once bucked & split it still needs to season at least 2 years to burn well and long.

Split & bucked it can withstand the tooth of time and seasonal erosion for easy half a decade plus.

I also make a point to debark all my firewood when I split it to reduce bug infestation which begins under the woods bark.