I keep everything 3/8 .050 except for the 211. The chains are hung on a nail according to length or # of drag links.
That's what I do. Keeps the inevitable toolbox grit out of them, too. A light fogging of WD40 every now and again keeps them ready to go.On another thread, someone mentioned using heavy duty (freezer grade) zip-lock bags. After each chain is sharpened, it goes into a labeled zip-lock bag that you store in a box, old ammo can, etc.
If you keep the bags sorted by saw/size/type you are set. If you throw all the bags into the same box, you still only need to pick each one up to see what it is. Prevents tangles and damage.
Philbert
It's just something I had been thinking about for a while and just decided to throw together one afternoon.
Made another one for my stump grinder teeth/tools.
how are you going to finish them? satin, semi gloss, or gloss?
On another thread, someone mentioned using heavy duty (freezer grade) zip-lock bags. After each chain is sharpened, it goes into a labeled zip-lock bag that you store in a box, old ammo can, etc.
If you keep the bags sorted by saw/size/type you are set. If you throw all the bags into the same box, you still only need to pick each one up to see what it is. Prevents tangles and damage.
Philbert
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