Yeah...the rails wouldn't last very long.titanium is strong (tensile strength) and lightweight, but not particularly hard on its own, so i dont really see it working with pure titanium.
Since I work with saws everyday, I have a little different perspective: I am always searching for a balance between the hardest/longest wearing bar I can get for my money, yet a bar that’s flexible enough to live through some bending and pinching when things go awry. I’ve tried all kinds. I have not tried the real expensive brands yet (Cannon,etc) but I can tell you that I am very happy with the GB Titanium alloy Pro bar! Absolutely fantastic flexibility yet very little wear. And I really like that the tips are multi-riveted in place.View attachment 362633 That one bar cost more than all 3 of the others. Nothing wrong with it good bar.
I guess I too question why some guys geek over bars. I get it to an extent on longer bars. But shorter ones? Never could make any sense out of it
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I totally get what you’re saying. People like what they like. On a long bar. I agree. Short. MehSince I work with saws everyday, I have a little different perspective: I am always searching for a balance between the hardest/longest wearing bar I can get for my money, yet a bar that’s flexible enough to live through some bending and pinching when things go awry. I’ve tried all kinds. I have not tried the real expensive brands yet (Cannon,etc) but I can tell you that I am very happy with the GB Titanium alloy Pro bar! Absolutely fantastic flexibility yet very little wear. And I really like that the tips are multi-riveted in place.
GB Forestry from Australia. Check them out. I buy from a supplier here state-side. http://www.gbforestry.com.au/What is GB?