Duke's saw chain

[STOVE]

First time poster here, member of another site. I have been thrilled with the dukes chain. As a guy who scrounges firewood anywhere he can. The value is unmatched. The chain files well. My hope now is for a semi chisel option. Hopefully it’s as good as the standard.

Most of the wood I encounter is dirty, could have nails or staples. Nice to have the four pack ready to go. Formerly used Stihl chains but they were tough to file and pricey.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

First time poster here, member of another site. I have been thrilled with the dukes chain. As a guy who scrounges firewood anywhere he can. The value is unmatched. The chain files well. My hope now is for a semi chisel option. Hopefully it’s as good as the standard.

Most of the wood I encounter is dirty, could have nails or staples. Nice to have the four pack ready to go. Formerly used Stihl chains but they were tough to file and pricey.

Welcome! This is a great place to hang out! I’m going to try my Duke’s chain this fall. Looks great in the package…

 

[STOVE]

Does anyone have a blue label and standard to post a photo comparison? I’m still holding my breath for a semi chisel but I’m open to trying the blue

 

[Colonel 428]

The standard/original Duke's chain is a copy of the Husqvarna Xcut. It has a pronounced top plate "lip" and is very aggressive right out of the box. The blue label chain is a copy of Stihl RS. Same metal is used for both chains.

 

[Duke Thieroff]

Is THIS the new oil thread?

Man, I can't keep up with this forum!

Well, I suppose it could be....

 

[Wilhelm]

Well, I suppose it could be....View attachment 469108View attachment 469109

Mix those together & sell it as universal B&C and 2-Stroke mix oil - that'd be a hit!