try on a old chain for testing
try taking the side plate dresser to 19 degrees and see how it looks
hows you sondre ?
lol have you checked your dresser angles ?
lol he said it was covered in snow still did some damage but ive seen worse
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] chain was in Alaska and he cut more after the accident
the durability is what i look for in my grinds as well i have alot of chains sent to others and ill let a little speed go to achieve durability...
yes alot better and the angles i used on the 450 i still use on the 451 and just adjusted the arm into position when you get the angle finder you...
the 450 was a solid arm no pivot in the middle also there was 2 threaded holes for the chain guide to screw into instead of the slot on the 451
lol when i first got my 450 and i got no help from anthony icepik randy and mike lee helped me get it set up the angle finder can be laid on the...
your side plate doesnt have to be so thick i try not to get into the tie straps and remember the side plate cutting is controlled mostly by raker...
lol maybe we are helping him and answering his questions
the good thing about these compared to the older 450 is the ability to have different set ups and accomplish the same cutter yours is not wrong...
id say your wheel angles are around 25 degrees or so for top plate ant atleast 24 on the side plate im at 20 on the side and 15 on top and arm...
you are close id like to see where your arm settings are and what the wheel looks like
my 3/8 is 26 degrees my 404 is closer to 15 degrees 404 is tight to get on the 451 as you have to set the arm low as possible and the guide to...
im the same way never have a dedicated chain or bar combo on a saw i usually take all chains and bars off saws after im done cutting and for...
i work in industrial construction and i have seen alot from guys getting divorces one guy had to pay 1600 for child support of one child seen...
that will be fast but wont be as durable in hardwoods need about 1/3 of the forward lean that you have what saw are you running it on the bottom...
there will be 2 different arm settings on the grinder for the 3/8 and 404
