I was thinking that if they were made from brass, aluminum, hard plastic, etc., they would be easy for an end user to 'adjust' with sand paper, if off by a few thousandths.
this is what I should get all the time?? Milling I get enough self feed with the angle of the bar to the direction of travel downhill ( when that can be arranged).
Is this with the adjustment full forward? Looks like a razor blade
Pretty close on the settings, just down a little from center which allows the cutter back stop to be back a little; that's what made the" fangs" on that loop. Good for soft wood racing IIRC! If my understanding is correct bringing the arm up from center causes the cutter to be forward which rotates the edge down in relation to the grindstone which brings the angle to a higher number. For example from 25° to 38° the former soft wood more fragile edge, the latter a longer lasting edge that may not cut as fast but will do it for longer-term prior to needing to be touched up.
The"word" lol from a gent who knows better what he's talking about. I'm still working on a chain to throw chips and leave a smooth sided slab, but I am dumb enough to think I can see three diminsionally the interaction of grinding wheel with the cutters.
never got scents into the bucket before lol
Or a slice of 1" od tubing 1/16" wall. Course finding it wood be easier if any of my old bosses were still alive. Two of them I was older when they passed. Custom metal fab shop that had some of the oddest material cause the old man wood bid on stuff other businesses passed on.
Dang fine lookin tooth !
Was out of town for a bit. Finally got down to measuring* the arbor O.D. on a number of what-should-be-identical grinders.
