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Hi,
I am back into chainsaw milling after a 20 year hiatus and have bought several new ripping chains for my Stihl 076/Grandberg mill. I bought the Woodland Pro Ripping Chain from Baileys (0.404 pitch, 0.063) and it works fine. Now that I have dulled several chains, I am ready to have them resharpened, however I can't find anyone locally to do it. I know many of you will say that I should learn to sharpen them myself by hand, however I just don't have the time right now to go through the learning curve....
Any online sharpening services anyone can recommend that handle ripping chains and that don't take you to the cleaners on cost?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, bob
I am back into chainsaw milling after a 20 year hiatus and have bought several new ripping chains for my Stihl 076/Grandberg mill. I bought the Woodland Pro Ripping Chain from Baileys (0.404 pitch, 0.063) and it works fine. Now that I have dulled several chains, I am ready to have them resharpened, however I can't find anyone locally to do it. I know many of you will say that I should learn to sharpen them myself by hand, however I just don't have the time right now to go through the learning curve....
Any online sharpening services anyone can recommend that handle ripping chains and that don't take you to the cleaners on cost?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, bob