Want to Sell Special double full comp chain

[rupedoggy]

Here is a special chain. It was original made for cutting large beams and leaving a smooth finish. It has a cutter for every driver. It cuts smooth and doesn't jump or cause vibration or chatter when you cut. It is 3/8 and .058. I have about 20 feet and there are presets included. If someone wants the whole roll then $120 or I can send you a loop of your desired size for .50dl. Thanks. Miike

 

[romad10]

thats pretty neat for sure. never seen anything like that.

 

[Full Chisel]

I believe that is typically refered to as "full house" chain and it is apparently very prone to kickback. Never have used it or seen it in person myself.

 

[romad10]

i could see having to hang onto the saw for sure.. i bet 28" and longer would be a heck of a ride with it trying to push itself out of the tree.

 

[Philbert]

Very cool. Only seen 'full house' chain in 1/4" pitch, used for carving (Oregon 25F).

Not sure why it would be more prone to kickback - I would assume that the closely spaced cutters would act like low-kickback bumpers.

Would assume that it would take small bites and not clear chips well.

Philbert

 

[Bill G]

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Would assume that it would take small bites and not clear chips well.

Philbert

I agree fully. There is no area to clear the material removed. If it was quick the racers would have been making it for years. It is interesting though

 

[Philbert]

This chain may make a very smooth cut, which is why someone like a timber framer, or log furniture maker, may find it desirable.

Philbert

 

[Bill G]

That is probably a great advantage although it never gain traction. Just like the silage chain never gained traction in the 50's

 

[Drptrch]

Fire Dept Vent chains

Oregon Carbide Razoo - Carbide cutter every driver. Great for metal and cinderblock, crap on lumber

Rapco Terminator - Great all-around, rakers blast through

Cutters Edge Bullet - Great on composite and metal clad roof decks

 

[Bill G]

I always wondered what the fire chain looked like

 

[Philbert]

I always wondered what the fire chain looked like

(always looks better before the fire!)

Philbert

 

[Drptrch]

(always looks better before the fire!)

Philbert

Ha Ha, that they do [emoji13][emoji13]

Retired Cutters Edge Jonsered CE-670 wrap

 

[Bill G]

(always looks better before the fire!)

Philbert

That is funny. I just found a chain in my ash pile that I cleaned out of the boiler last week. Obviously I threw a box in there that was not completely cleaned out

 

[Drptrch]

Chains are OOS missing 3 cutters in a row or 6 total on a 20" loop.

 

[Drptrch]

This Peach was used from '83 - '94, cylinder roasted from Tar build up one nite.
Restored and Happy, with a wood chain now

thanks to some insight from here [emoji106][emoji106]

 

[Drptrch]

Here is a special chain. It was original made for cutting large beams and leaving a smooth finish. It has a cutter for every driver. It cuts smooth and doesn't jump or cause vibration or chatter when you cut. It is 3/8 and .058. I have about 20 feet and there are presets included. If someone wants the whole roll then $120 or I can send you a loop of your desired size for .50dl. Thanks. Miike
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Sorry Mike, Gotta little excited.
Carry on with sale

 

[Marshy]

I wonder how that chain would do milling. Hmmm very interesting.

 

[Bill G]

I wonder how that chain would do milling. Hmmm very interesting.

Well buy it and try it out. I will assure you Mike will treat you right. It should be smooth but not quick

 

[rupedoggy]

Thank-you Bill. I try. I have spun a loop for a bar I have that fits the small Husky. I want to try it and report here what it is like. Unfortunately the saws I have are all .325 and the clutch drums are sprocket type and not floating rim style so I will have to wait. Mike