Can anyone tell me the proper profile for the spinner to do chainsaw
chain? Yes, I know "Why?". I am retired and it is a challenge. I bought
at an estate sale a Lot of the right size chains, but all too long. I
have the splitter taken care of with an adaptor for the arbor press.
Thanks
Chuck P.

On Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:16:18 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:
Can anyone tell me the proper profile for the spinner to do chainsaw

chain? Yes, I know "Why?". I am retired and it is a challenge. I bought

at an estate sale a Lot of the right size chains, but all too long. I

have the splitter taken care of with an adaptor for the arbor press.

Thanks

Chuck P.

It may not be spun, motorcycle rivet-type master links are done with a handheld screw press.
A bicycle rivet press might be just right.

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wrote:

On Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:16:18 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:
Can anyone tell me the proper profile for the spinner to do chainsaw

chain? Yes, I know "Why?". I am retired and it is a challenge. I bought

at an estate sale a Lot of the right size chains, but all too long. I

have the splitter taken care of with an adaptor for the arbor press.

Thanks

Chuck P.

It may not be spun, motorcycle rivet-type master links are done with a
handheld screw press.
A bicycle rivet press might be just right.

Chainsaw chains are spun. There are many types of spinners on the market.
Just google them or on Ebay. I am too tight to pay the cost and the
cheap Harbor Freight one has bad reviews.

CP

On Friday, September 27, 2013 2:15:02 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:
In article ,

wrote:



On Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:16:18 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:

Can anyone tell me the proper profile for the spinner to do chainsaw



chain? Yes, I know "Why?". I am retired and it is a challenge. I bought



at an estate sale a Lot of the right size chains, but all too long. I



have the splitter taken care of with an adaptor for the arbor press.



Thanks



Chuck P.



It may not be spun, motorcycle rivet-type master links are done with a

handheld screw press.

A bicycle rivet press might be just right.



Chainsaw chains are spun. There are many types of spinners on the market.

Just google them or on Ebay. I am too tight to pay the cost and the

cheap Harbor Freight one has bad reviews.



CP

Fair enough, but that does not mean they must be spun.

On Friday, September 27, 2013 2:15:02 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:
In article ,

wrote:



On Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:16:18 PM UTC-4, Pilgrim wrote:

Can anyone tell me the proper profile for the spinner to do chainsaw



chain? Yes, I know "Why?". I am retired and it is a challenge. I bought



at an estate sale a Lot of the right size chains, but all too long. I



have the splitter taken care of with an adaptor for the arbor press.



Thanks



Chuck P.



It may not be spun, motorcycle rivet-type master links are done with a

handheld screw press.

A bicycle rivet press might be just right.



Chainsaw chains are spun. There are many types of spinners on the market.

Just google them or on Ebay. I am too tight to pay the cost and the

cheap Harbor Freight one has bad reviews.



CP

good pic here, if yuo assume at least some of the items are for spinning-
http://www.klika.com.au/bench-mounte...nd-joiner.html

http://www.klika.com.au/media/catalo...r/break_c3.jpg