I agree totally with your statement. Do you get burrs with your cbn’s? I get a burr on the top plate, I mean it’s not bad and you could peel it off with a fingernail, or leave it and one cut through a round and it’s gone, but it’s not visually appealing at all
1st pic is hand filed, 2nd and 3rd pics are cbn but they were used to test with so not fresh off the grinder.
Second pic is a brand new out of the box cbn from diamond wheel co.
Are you referring to the finish the wheel left? If so it does seem grittier than my 3/8 wheel I’ve had for a long time
That chain was 55 but only deep enough to get all of the top plate
Anything that anyone see wrong or has any suggestions please speak out, I’m here to learn and as you can see by fingers, I’m not thin skinned
See the ridge on the side plate, right below the top plate? That was the first pass. Then I take a second pass away from the cutter to clean up the gullet
You do seem like a horny old man with some of the comments you make
Is this cutter ground 35/55 with one pass deep into the gullet so the flat side of the wheel is riding on the top plate?
I like a little more hook so when I file in the field my file only contacts the top third of the cutter it dresses up a lot faster
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the guy was a contractor for the Vancouver parks board and he was given a big budget
