Roller sharpener

[peak-industry]

Are you a person that uses OPE or are you here to peddle chinese goods? Asking for a friend.

we are maunfacturer for the machine.

 

[Wonkydonkey]

Thankyou for your reply, I had a look and found your product

https://www.peak-industry.com/product/403.html

 

[peak-industry]

Thankyou for your reply, I had a look and found your product

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Nice to meet you, friend, our Saw Chain are also very popular in UK, good market !

 

[OldJack]

3/8" Low Profile and .325 standard kerf Husqvarna gauges. The correct file is a snug fit in the holes in the gauge. I'm never certain that I'm using the 3/8" LP raker gauge corectly. The .325 narrow kerf gauge won't fit over a standard .325" chain.

 

[huskihl]

3/8" Low Profile and .325 standard kerf Husqvarna gauges. The correct file is a snug fit in the holes in the gauge. I'm never certain that I'm using the 3/8" LP raker gauge corectly. The .325 narrow kerf gauge won't fit over a standard .325" chain.View attachment 267960

I believe the jig lays on the bar at a 25-30° angle and your file rides across the top of the rollers

 

[Philbert]

The .325 narrow kerf gauge won't fit over a standard .325" chain.

That was not clear on some of the earlier models, and why I had to mark mine clearly.

Philbert

 

[Wolverine]

I'm never certain that I'm using the 3/8" LP raker gauge corectly. The .325 narrow kerf gauge won't fit over a standard .325" chain.View attachment 267960

This method/technique really works well in my experience.

 

[Czed]

Do you sell 3/8 .50 84dl and 91dl full chisel chain?
If so where in the us can it be bought.

 

[OldJack]

I believe the jig lays on the bar at a 25-30° angle and your file rides across the top of the rollers

Correct. The holes in the gauge are only for checking the file size.

 

[OldJack]

Do you sell 3/8 .50 84dl and 91dl full chisel chain?
If so where in the us can it be bought.

Any dealer who is selling off a bulk roll (25 or 100 foot) can make up any length you want. Here's one USA outfit that sells the lengths you want. I haven't dealt with them my self.
https://loggerchain.net/collections/72lpx-chain

 

[Philbert]

Correct. The holes in the gauge are only for checking the file size.

Not for cooling?

Philbert

 

[peak-industry]

Do you sell 3/8 .50 84dl and 91dl full chisel chain?
If so where in the us can it be bought.

hi, friend, all of our products sale in USA marked with other local buyer's brand, so far we have not sale in internet, we are working with Amozon, 2021, will be hit to shelf, if the small quantity, you have to waiting for some months, if quantity reached to 1500 loops, we can accept to deliver on wholesale price.

 

[OldJack]

Not for cooling?

Philbert

 

[Bret4207]

I'm still using the fist roller guide I got back around 1983. I think at that time they were sold by Pferd and later came under the Electrolux/Husqvarna banner. My original has hardened steel rollers. It's a little hard on files in truth, but you learn not to bear down on the roller too much.

 

[P.M.P.]

I'm still using the fist roller guide I got back around 1983. I think at that time they were sold by Pferd and later came under the Electrolux/Husqvarna banner. My original has hardened steel rollers. It's a little hard on files in truth, but you learn not to bear down on the roller too much.

Can you take a picture of it. Would be nice to see a original.

 

[Philbert]

My original has hardened steel rollers. It's a little hard on files in truth, but you learn not to bear down on the roller too much.

Maybe a wrap or 2 of electrical tape, as a consumable item, to pad the rollers?

Philbert

 

[Bret4207]

Can you take a picture of it. Would be nice to see a original.

I'll try to remember to do so. The old ones look just like the new ones minus the rubber rollers and depth gauge doohicky. Just black, hardened steel rollers on a blue frame. Might have been Sandvik that had them back then and no Pferd. Have to take a peek.

 

[big_eddy]

From 1989
0.325
Used almost every sharpening for 30 years, heating exclusively with wood.
Worn out many a chain and file

3/8 about 1 year old. Used maybe 10 times shows much more wear

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[Philbert]

Welcome to OPEforum.

From 1989

Very cool - I did not know the history of these, or how long they have been around.

What are the rollers made from, or covered with, on the Pioneer/Partner model? Did they maybe go with a softer roller cover to extend the lives of the files?

Philbert

 

[Partner]

As the rollers wear, I use a thicker file and then the chain stays sharp longer