Cuts in circles with new chains

[Boogieman142]

So my father in law to be brought me a few saws and said none of them will cut straight. All the rails were fuggled up. Now i have no pics of the before and after of the rails but they all cut straight now. I used this fine piece of equipment to gring them, way less than the one from baileys.

 

[Dan Forsh]

Yep, that'll do it.

 

[3000 FPS]

Yep I have one with a 12" sanding disc on it that use myself for the same thing. It gets the job done.

 

[Boogieman142]

Yep I have one with a 12" sanding disc on it that use myself for the same thing. It gets the job done.

That'll get er done even faster. btw is that a 5.6x52mmR cartrige in your avatar?

 

[3000 FPS]

That'll get er done even faster. btw is that a 5.6x52mmR cartrige in your avatar?

I found the picture on the net. It could be, but reminds me of a .308.

 

[Boogieman142]

I found the picture on the net. It could be, but reminds me of a .308.

Don't think its a .308, shoulder is too sharp. has a shoulder more like a 300 savage.

 

[3000 FPS]

Don't think its a .308, shoulder is too sharp. has a shoulder more like a 300 savage.

The neck is to long for a 300 savage. Could be one of the newer magnum cartriges like a 300 winchester short magnum. They do not use a belt.

 

[BloodOnTheIce]

So my father in law to be brought me a few saws and said none of them will cut straight. All the rails were fuggled up. Now i have no pics of the before and after of the rails but they all cut straight now. I used this fine piece of equipment to gring them, way less than the one from baileys.

I got a 50$ refurb Ryobi one for that exact purpose.

 

[old-cat]

I use a small Makita belt sander clamped to the edge of my bench and I run the bar at a 45 degree angle to the belt. Of course the bar edge is 90 degrees.