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New petrol chainsaw - what to go for?
On Sat, 07 Feb 2015 04:35:43 +0000, Bill Wright
wrote: Another John wrote: In article , Bill Wright wrote: And while we're about it ... is there some Old Pro's trick to sharpening sawchains? It's SOOO tedious running the file over the teeth every now and again while doing a job! Don't blunt it then. Anyway if it's just dull 3 strokes freehand on the bar will touch it up. Rotate the file after every stroke and tap it frequently to shed the swarf, don't scrimp on files. Use a flat file every few sharpenings to take down the rakers. I have a little 12V gadget that does it quite quickly. Frankly I'm glad of the sit down. I just make sure there's something interesting on Radio Four. Is that the Dremel gadget? Granberg are the one of choice or a cheap disc grinder from Aldi if you have dinged the chain but frankly the files work out better. As has been said the powered ones, especially the discs take off far to much too quickly. AJH |
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