HOMEMADE CHAINSAW TOOLS

[Philbert]

Someone asked for dimensions on the Husqvarna case splitter. There is some related info in these threads:

http://www.arboristsite.com/communi...-for-the-husqvarna-case-splitter-tool.178110/

http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-crankcase-splitting-tool-video.237806/

http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/husqvarna-case-splitter.210281/ (alternate style)

Philbert

 

[pantelis]

I tell if someone want the stamps- templates of the original husqvarna splitter , i can sent them to his home with the post for FREE.
and because some members here maybe can not understand what i sent , i explain
the templates are pre- cut, so put them on a piece of metal, take a pencill and just transfer the shape. so simple

 

[Rockjock]

I tell if someone want the stamps- templates of the original husqvarna splitter , i can sent them to his home with the post for FREE.
and because some members here maybe can not understand what i sent , i explain
the templates are pre- cut, so put them on a piece of metal, take a pencill and just transfer the shape. so simple

στέλνετε σε μένα και εγώ θα τους έχει κοπεί με laser

 

[Wood Doctor]

Perhaps we could simply get back to tools made at home in the shop that help fix chain saws--tools not available at the hardware stores and others. These tools are usually designed for a specific purpose, and thus they cannot be sold to the general population at a profit.

 

[Rockjock]

Perhaps we could simply get back to tools made at home in the shop that help fix chain saws--tools not available at the hardware stores and others. These tools are usually designed for a specific purpose, and thus they cannot be sold to the general population at a profit.

Perhaps you could just sit back and let the idea flow. Many times seeing the store bought tool gives people ideas. The case splitters is a prime example. I for one welcome all the ideas.

 

[Wood Doctor]

Perhaps you could just sit back and let the idea flow. Many times seeing the store bought tool gives people ideas. The case splitters is a prime example. I for one welcome all the ideas.

And, that is what you did in post #63? Fabulous Greek. I need to buy one of those lasers. OK, I'll let generation X take over with Tap-a-Talk. Maybe next year something will materialize here. I also welcome all ideas when it comes to home-made tools. I've made a bunch of them.

 

[Philbert]

Some guys could cut the templates out with a jig saw and files, then take the pieces to a welder (or a friend that welds) to have the case splitter assembled for a few dollars. I don't weld, so I have done this a few times (e.g., Post #68 in this thread: http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/tree-machine-filing-clamps.240030/page-4)

Or they could use the template to make their own version, by welding the 'fork' (inside part) to a C-clamp, as suggested earlier, once they know the dimensions. Could save some trial and error (especially the 'error' part).

Philbert

 

[redfin]

Back on track fellas. This is my ugly case splitter and the poulan clutch tool I mentioned earlier.

 

[pantelis]

στέλνετε σε μένα και εγώ θα τους έχει κοπεί με laser

Ε τωρα που να τα στειλω? ΚΑΛΑΜΑΤΑ , ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙΑ , ΚΑΝΑΔΑ ? κατσε σε ενα μερος ρε φιλε , ενταξει στειλε διευθυνση και στελνω

 

[Rockjock]

And, that is what you did in post #63? Fabulous Greek. I need to buy one of those lasers. OK, I'll let generation X take over with Tap-a-Talk. Maybe next year something will materialize here. I also welcome all ideas when it comes to home-made tools. I've made a bunch of them.

Post them up. Your translation is a tad off. The idea was that if I could get the templates I could laser cut the pieces. Also since the laser cutter would need to be programmed I could send people the files so they could save the programming fees. I also said that your breath was like a donkeys but yeah whatever

 

[Rockjock]

Redfin I wonder if one of those square parking tools could be used as a clutch tool?

 

[president]

I think it's great to make these tools. I have access to lexan and carbon fibre so I see what I can do with those. The carbon fibre chain bar experiment is on hold due to other obligations but it looks like fun. We have a guy on here using a 3d printer to make tools, another bloke has a milling machine etc.. great bunch of talent on here.

sounds like you have access to a mothballed fighterjet

 

[pantelis]

Back on track fellas. This is my ugly case splitter and the poulan clutch tool I mentioned earlier.
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No its not ungly , they make the job , thats matter

 

[Rockjock]

sounds like you have access to a mothballed fighterjet

Shhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's an Avro Arrow

 

[pantelis]

Redfin I wonder if one of those square parking tools could be used as a clutch tool?

maybe the dimensions of the pins are wide , but you give me a good idea, a tool like this for the most husky models clutches, the stihl only socket 19 mm

 

[Honda_man]

I know this is not a homemade tool, but I bought one of these and have used it a number of times on different makes and models to remove the clutch. I love it when I can buy something and repurpose it for a need I have rather than purchasing an expensive tool. I am all for making tools but if I don't have to reinvent the wheel, or at least redesign it for me needs, it saves me time.

http://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-pin-wrench-36554.html

 

[president]

Shhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's an Avro Arrow

only a fellow canuck would understand right? but its the carbon fibre , and lexan ,not the asbestos,and aluminum
we are so abundant in

 

[pantelis]

I know this is not a homemade tool, but I bought one of these and have used it a number of times on different makes and models to remove the clutch. I love it when I can buy something and repurpose it for a need I have rather than purchasing an expensive tool. I am all for making tools but if I don't have to reinvent the wheel, or at least redesign it for me needs, it saves me time.

http://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-pin-wrench-36554.html

Look for sure all of us have a 10 or 15 for buying a clutch tool most of us have expensives oem tools, but most of us are happy just becuse of making our selfs somethink, in this case is a tools , even if its not so good and shine like the factory tool, and i think that everyone have a little time for making something that give him the plessure of '' i made my self " .

 

[Rockjock]

I know this is not a homemade tool, but I bought one of these and have used it a number of times on different makes and models to remove the clutch. I love it when I can buy something and repurpose it for a need I have rather than purchasing an expensive tool. I am all for making tools but if I don't have to reinvent the wheel, or at least redesign it for me needs, it saves me time.

http://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-pin-wrench-36554.html

I do like that! Very interesting! I will be in Troy Mi this month so I need to look them up!

 

[Rockjock]

only a fellow canuck would understand right? but its the carbon fibre , and lexan ,not the asbestos,and aluminum
we are so abundant in

World leader in CF technology buddy!