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I see lots of forward lean. Again, I'm just a farwood hack.
We must be lookin at different chains.What an I missing here? The 1st chain doesn’t have any, second one looks to me to have plenty. No beer googles on tonight so I’m scratching my bald head.
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The cutter on the turntable isn’t in either video.What an I missing here? The 1st chain doesn’t have any, second one looks to me to have plenty. No beer googles on tonight so I’m scratching my bald head.
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Angle finder wasn’t moved. It’s neither here nor there. It all belongs in the race chain discussion.
I don’t disagree at all. I just saw similar lean. #imadik?File a chain each way and see for yourself.
1. Every degree matters (including 1/2 of a degree)
2. The Stihl cutter is just about brand new, while the Oregon cutter sits over the rivet ............
3. Tenths of a second seperate culls from contenders ..........
Bottom line, Deets is dead nuts correct, that Stihl cutter would be a grabby muther scratcher, and would need a saw with alot of power to make use of it
So a little bit of forward lean helps create a self feeding chain, which is desireable. So when you learn to file for yourself, make sure the side plate is 90 degrees or a bit forward leaning.
Thanks for saying that because this latest round of square file discussion was going way over my comprehension level and pay grade
I like the “farwood hacker” approach and when you start talking about the subtleties of race chain I get lost real fast
You guys are seeing gnat’s ass variations that are soooo far beyond me now
I will do my best to catch up and catch on to the “basics” and then hopefully my head won’t hurt so bad
. #imadik?
So a little bit of forward lean helps create a self feeding chain, which is desireable. So when you learn to file for yourself, make sure the side plate is 90 degrees or a bit forward leaning.
I’m no race chain expert so it’s a learning experience for me as well. Luckily these fellers share their knowledge.