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What's a better chainsaw file than the Oregon #23727 3/16" (4.8mm) round file?
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What's a better chainsaw file than the Oregon #23727 3/16" (4.8mm) round file?
I got to use a friend's dremel chain saw sharpener. Had to
run at full speed, and then it didn't do as good as job as
the file. Of course, my sample may be not typical. I wasn't
impressed.
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"Fred W. James" wrote in message
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On Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:25:10 -0500,
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What is the 'size' of the Dremel tool bit?
They have stones for the common cain saw teeth
I guess that means they're the same size as the file.
While I have nothing against a Dremel tool, it's hard to see
using a bit
rotating at high rpm when only three or four swipes with a
file do the same
work.
Still ... if the Dremel bit lasts far longer than a file,
then it might be
worth switching methods - but otherwise - my first obvious
thought is that
a Dremel tool seems thousands of RPM too much overkill for
something that
takes a mere handful of swipes with a file to accomplish.
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