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A belated thank you for chainsaw tips
Quite some while ago I asked for tips on how to properly cut logs with
my chainsaw. I really liked the one someone suggested about the up/down hill cutting for going length wise along the grain. And especially the one about trying a new chain to see how it compares with the original one that came with the saw when I bought it. I picked up a new chain last night and why not, for only $12 more there was a special on an 18" bar & chain so my 16 incher got upgraded in the process. Just came in for a sandwich after trying them tips this morning. Things went lickedy split split split and now I can save some chunks for turning instead of only [fireplace] burning next time I get a load of fresh road kill. After 3 hours the chain is still sharp, who knew )) Thanks a lot folks! Bart. - **botox treatments: taxidermy on the living** Email replies via: www.haruteq.com/contact.htm awesome banjo bridges, tabs, stained glass: === www.haruteq.com === |
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