I sharpen 3 chains I for a friend. I use to cheapo bits off ebay. Thought may be Gregg had some better quality bits.
"Duro" chain ?
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I sharpen 3 chains I for a friend. I use to cheapo bits off ebay. Thought may be Gregg had some better quality bits.
Dang it.......
I saw this a day to late......
What brand bits are they, I'm curious if they are the ones I found.
Grande Dog
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Howdy,
In the diamond stones for carbide tipped chain, I have 2- 7/32, 3-3/16, and 3-5/32. I will send them at no charge if you want to get back on here and give an evaluation after you've tried them. I have a bunch of stones for standard chain out for testing, http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/grandberg-type-sharpening-stones.285808/ and so far nobody has been able to fail one.
Just PM, or e-mail me with a good mailing address and I'll send you one.
Regards
Gregg
In the diamond stones for carbide tipped chain, I have 2- 7/32, 3-3/16, and 3-5/32. I will send them at no charge if you want to get back on here and give an evaluation after you've tried them. I have a bunch of stones for standard chain out for testing, http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/grandberg-type-sharpening-stones.285808/ and so far nobody has been able to fail one.
Just PM, or e-mail me with a good mailing address and I'll send you one.
Regards
Gregg
Definitive Dave
wanna-be saw racer, saw hoarder, parts whore
I was jibber jabbering with the 2 service department managers at the larger local dealership yesterday and I asked how the Frantzen did with carbide chains. They apparently have one customer who drops off three chains every week and they charge $1 per cutter. One mechanic knows to change out the grinding wheels first thing every Tuesday morning. Been doing it all year and he is happy with it. I have never used Carbide at all but am curious.
following this thread
Dave
following this thread
Dave
fearofpavement
Trying them all
I used carbide chain back in the late 80's when bucking wood skidded out of a swamp. (making a lake). I don't recall that much about it other than they had to get sent out to be sharpened and they worked pretty good for what we were doing. At the prices they get nowadays, I would have to have a very specific need to acquire any.
No name brand. Sold in 5 lot, each in a plastic tube.
I literally just placed a order yesterday, if I knew you had access to carbide chain I'd have ordered some for you to trial too
Justsaws
Addicted to ArboristSite
Wear glove, dust mask and eye protection. Sharpening carbide can get carbide dust in places it will never leave. Clean up the dust when done, heavy but it transfers every where. Fines still air float.
Anybody ever compare the STIHL Duro with Rapco, or other brands of carbide chain?
http://rapcoindustries.com/
Philbert
http://rapcoindustries.com/
Philbert
