Duke's saw chain

[farminkarman]

I have had good luck with the Duke's chain....waiting for the 3/8, Full chisel 0.050" 100' rolls to be back in stock.

 

[STOVE]

If Dukes Orange is modeled after husky chain, does that mean the husky roller guide will work on it?

 

[two4spooky]

why of course, yes. pitch and gauge are all that matter. Add drive link count of course to the acquisition. done

 

[ammoaddict]

why of course, yes. pitch and gauge are all that matter. Add drive link count of course to the acquisition. done

I believe he is talking about the roller filing guide not a roller tip bar.

 

[STOVE]

why of course, yes. pitch and gauge are all that matter. Add drive link count of course to the acquisition. done

I believe he is talking about the roller filing guide not a roller tip bar.

Yes, the filing roller guide

 

[Wilhelm]

Yes, the filing roller guide

I have one, it is junk!
Get an Archer FastFiler roller guide.

I had to file the slots on my Husky roller guide wider so it would fit all the different chain brands I utilize.
Didn't have to do that on any of my FastFiler guides and I have them in all "normal" pitches - .325", 3/8"LP, 3/8"

Even now that I am grinding all my chains I still utilize the FastFiler roller guides to set the rakers.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

At one point in history Pennsylvania had the highest quality oil being pumped out of the ground.

Paraffin based vs. asphalt based. Extremely low wear. Unfortunately it sludges and the masses find that offensive. I’m talking car/truck crankcase not 2 stroke or bar n chain.

 

[davidwyby]

Just ordered some erl

re: gaskets, my wife has this tiny cheap cnc cutter called a cricket that could probably make them.

 

[legdelimber]

Davidwyby, You ain't got a laser rig in the big machine shop that could do things like zap out gaskets and obsolete diaphragms, given the right sort of sheet stock?

This may never be in my budget, considering lifes changes for me.
But!
Every time I see another article about getting bench top lasers for 4~5 hundred dollars working better.
I start wondering about metering diaphragms and finding some of the black (fiber bearing) "rubber" stock to make the diaphragms from.
I, personally, feel that nothing else makes as easy of a starting engine as the old black ones.
Just gotta be mindful and never let ethanol touch them though!

 

[davidwyby]

Davidwyby, You ain't got a laser rig in the big machine shop that could do things like zap out gaskets and obsolete diaphragms, given the right sort of sheet stock?

This may never be in my budget, considering lifes changes for me.
But!
Every time I see another article about getting bench top lasers for 4~5 hundred dollars working better.
I start wondering about metering diaphragms and finding some of the black (fiber bearing) "rubber" stock to make the diaphragms from.
I, personally, feel that nothing else makes as easy of a starting engine as the old black ones.
Just gotta be mindful and never let ethanol touch them though!

Just a plasma

That widget my wife has might actually be the ticket

 

[Sloughfoot]

Just ordered some erl

re: gaskets, my wife has this tiny cheap cnc cutter called a cricket that could probably make them.

Is it spelled Cricut?