hows you thread

evening holsa hows you

 

My name is Tom. What’s yours?

 

im ok mike coffee is good and getting stuff situated on sending the 361 to stumpy steve

 

Evening Mike, how’s you?

 

Good evening Tom. I'm doing well, how are you doing?

 

damm, I use those, that excuse is off the farm.

 

Doing well, about to turn some shift work into

 

All in good time. I may have sensory overload. Definitely need more filing under my belt.

 

I am going to order some loops of Oregon from Madsens. Way cheaper to practice on that than the Stihl.

 

When I get the vise from homelite I hope it makes a difference in my consistency. I believe trying to convert to square while on the bar, at work trying not to get caught goofing off. May be leading to lack of good concentration and consistency. It’s tough trying to tuck away a chainsaw, files and gloves while pretending that didn’t just happen.

 

Lmao how many people do you work with

 

I had to shim this one up with a 3/8 nut on all 3 bolts. Otherwise, I was hitting the straps when I rolled the tooth down to the wheel. TM says to barely clear the raker when you swing the arm in

 

pictures of the wheel angles
the ones on mine are making the bottom of top plate a knifes edge probably 1/8 inch of grind on bottom of tooth i need to make the wheel more blunt to get a work chain angle

 

Don't have pics, but it's maybe a little shorter on top than yours.

 

Ok go get pictures in a few of the wheel and the teeth wheel is dressed from factory

 

Wheel angles from factory

 

Dirt on the corner of first picture

 

Different teeth at different settings

 

Dall, bought this loop from Keith 2 years ago for my 37" bar. It was ground by Jasha.

 

evening jason hows you

i think its too sharp of a angle and too much into the straps
ill play with it more i want durable chains and also faster chains without changing the wheels and dressers all the time