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Stihl crazy after all these years
This is a pretty good video that viewers might like...
YouTube - How to sharpen chainsaw chain and save time and money or earn money
I went to website of the Diamond Wheel looking for a price of their
chain grinding wheel...but it just gives "type" numbers.
Guess you would just have to call and ask about price....
But that would seem like the way to go unless price is... :msp_cursing:
J2F
Price varies at US Diamond, depends on size of the blank you need, how far up on the wheel you want coating with CBN, etc. It is not cheap, but way cheaper than you will find at some other shops. Additionally, the wheel will never need dressing and will wear a long, long, time. And when it does wear down, as long as the steel blank is unaffected, they'll recoat it for you at a discount. You have to really pound on them before they'll overheat a cutter. I really like mine and am considering ordering one for .325 chain.
One thing for sure, whatever that wheel touches will disappear. Quickly.