Brent Nowell
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sometimes I just don’t have the time or patience to switch to a killing chain from the cross cut...
I use 5 degree angle for milling, and I use a 30-35 degree for crosscut..
Was curious, has anyone tried to meet in the middle at say like 10-20 degrees for use on both applications?
Just wondering if say 15 degrees would be low enough for small milling jobs, but yet high enough for cross cut felling?
I ask because when I’m camping I always grab firewood but sometimes make Swedish rocket stoves, a couple of chairs to sit on etc. Instead of switching chains, do you think this is a good idea?
I use 5 degree angle for milling, and I use a 30-35 degree for crosscut..
Was curious, has anyone tried to meet in the middle at say like 10-20 degrees for use on both applications?
Just wondering if say 15 degrees would be low enough for small milling jobs, but yet high enough for cross cut felling?
I ask because when I’m camping I always grab firewood but sometimes make Swedish rocket stoves, a couple of chairs to sit on etc. Instead of switching chains, do you think this is a good idea?