So what did you buy today

[heimannm]

I have the Carlton version of the 511A, I was not too happy with the results using the pink vitrified wheels but once I spent the $$ and got the CBN wheel I was very pleased. I sharpen a lot of 3/8 LP and .325 chains for locals so I leave the 1/8" wheel on the Carlton all the time.

Mark

 

[Partner]

used,,,I can see if i like this,,, have always hand filed.
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How much

 

[bigbadbob]

50 cad so $36 usd

 

[Bill G]

That was a very good price.

 

[Partner]

And someone is playing ice hockey there

 

[bigbadbob]

And someone is playing ice hockey there

Not at 38c or 100f

 

[el33t]

I have the Carlton version of the 511A, I was not too happy with the results using the pink vitrified wheels

Out of curiosity, what was your main problem with them?

but once I spent the $$ and got the CBN wheel I was very pleased. I sharpen a lot of 3/8 LP and .325 chains for locals so I leave the 1/8" wheel on the Carlton all the time.

You can also sharpen 3/8 standard chains with a 1/8'' wheel.
You just need to be more careful not to grind too deeply into the cutter if you want to avoid too small a side plate angle.

A long time ago, this was the standard wheel thickness for 3/8. Currently, Tecomec allows the use of such a wheel for everything from 1/4 to 3/8.

 

[Partner]

Not at 38c or 100f

Well, on the grass

 

[Partner]

I would buy this 4.0mm 5/32" wheel, but it is not available here

 

[Bill G]

I would buy this 4.0mm 5/32" wheel, but it is not available here

They ship easily for the right Zloty.

 

[Partner]

Bill just like everything else

 

[Bill G]

Bill just like everything else

How many would you like?
Shipping is 210 Zloty

 

[Partner]

I'll take a few pieces for now

 

[Bill G]

I'll take a few pieces for now

How many? Here the word "few" is non-descript meaning three or more.

 

[furb]

used,,,I can see if i like this,,, have always hand filed.
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I have two grinders now haven’t used either one. Still going at it with a 2 in 1. Need to set something up in the garage.

 

[heimannm]

I felt like the vitrified wheels loaded up or glazed over very easily leading to overheating of the chains. Grinding seems to be pretty slow as well.

I do have a 1/4 wide vitrified wheel in one grinder that I use exclusively for the depth gauges and I don't have any complaints about that one.

I have a 3/16" CBN wheel in a newer Tecomec grinder for 3/8" and .404 chains so I don't have to change them.

I put the three chain grinders and the Bailey's bar rail grinder on a "lazy susan" so I just rotate it as needed for each task.





Mark

 

[Partner]

Today such a patient costs $5 38 years old, quiet for now, I have never seen a speed sensor on the fan in a drill. Faulty cable? That would be too easy The switch is stuck, lubricate the rotor bearings and look into the gearbox / The gears must be switched with a screwdriver 1 and 2

 

[Partner]

Today such a patient costs $5 38 years old, quiet for now, I have never seen a speed sensor on the fan in a drill. Faulty cable? That would be too easy The switch is stuck, lubricate the rotor bearings and look into the gearbox / The gears must be switched with a screwdriver 1 and 2

The switch is good the engine starts only after a moment of consideration there is an RL lever above the switch, but in this model it serves a different function of limiting the pressure of the switch, so there are also 2 different speed / Good old Wesfalia 4000 on the Internet you will only find Chinese drills under this name

 

[They call me Mr. Kibbs]

The switch is good the engine starts only after a moment of consideration there is an RL lever above the switch, but in this model it serves a different function of limiting the pressure of the switch, so there are also 2 different speed / Good old Wesfalia 4000 on the Internet you will only find Chinese drills under this name

Obviously I don't get out much, 60 years old and the only time I've ever heard the term Westfalia is

 

[Bill G]

I felt like the vitrified wheels loaded up or glazed over very easily leading to overheating of the chains. Grinding seems to be pretty slow as well.

I do have a 1/4 wide vitrified wheel in one grinder that I use exclusively for the depth gauges and I don't have any complaints about that one.

I have a 3/16" CBN wheel in a newer Tecomec grinder for 3/8" and .404 chains so I don't have to change them.

I put the three chain grinders and the Bailey's bar rail grinder on a "lazy susan" so I just rotate it as needed for each task.

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Mark

Where is the pic of the Bar Shop?