.325 users what yellow tag chains are you using?

Makes perfect sense and I understand why you'd do that.

I recall watching a documentary about a military helicopter crash and they discovered the walnut shells used for sandblasting left residue in a critical part thus causing a failure and the ensuing crash.

Keep up the great work my friend!

 

It's nice not having to work around the saw. Also nice being able to finish one and start another without unmounting/remounting. Grips tight. No need to crank on the adjuster of the saw for the teeth to stay still. Honestly cannot believe that the majors don't offer something similar. Sometimes I feel like the minority as a hand filer, but that simply cannot be true.

 

I prefer to file in the vise as well. I’d rather bring an extra chain to the job or to the woods and swap out chains than be filing in the field on the saw with lesser results. When the takers need knocked down, I just hit them with a flap sanding disc on an angle grinder.