Thats a very good video, Thank you. I see that some people file from the top down like in the video. I have also seen it done from the bottom up....
Thank you, very much. I will look forward to receiving it. Thanks for your help.
Ok, well that's not good.
Yep, that is the result I was after, but didn't have much success at achieving it. I may not have been holding the file at the right angle.
Ok, I wasn't aware of that, about Ironhorse, although I did notice a thing or two on some other videos of his that I wondered about, some.
huskihl, No problem, just now getting back on here. Yes, I would like to have a loop to look at. PM me with a cost. Thank you.
I thought that was probably the case. I am not going to cut the rest of this tree down but I have another one, dead standing, I think, which I...
I was all over the map on the beak and couldn't get the vertical right with the triangle file, but I held my top plates consistent with guide line...
Would you burn it this next fall or the year after?
Ok, Thank you.
Wow! And I missed that! It's got to be Hickory, then.
I am always trying to learn a new skill or learn for myself what works and what doesn't. I have been reading up on square chain filing, and...
If you are noodling much, which I tend to do, full skip doesn't seem to clog up the saw nearly as often, and I really saw difference in this...
All of what you say is true, but apparently some people still like it and buy it, because Bailey's sells it in 20". I cut some more today with it,...
I got this tree out in my field, and I don't really want to cut it down, but it had a large broken limb hanging down on it, and I cut that up into...
So, I have ran over 3 tanks of gas through it with this chain and bar. enough to draw the conclusion that I like it pretty good. I am tempted to...
I sharpened my chain, last night, when I got back to my shop. I took it back out and finished cutting up the Osage Orange, and done some splitting...
Well, it's a novel idea, anyway. I guess if one has an old chain to sacrifice to the experiment and time to fool with it, won't hurt to try it....
Yes sir, I have done that a time or two. Raker height is so important, I always pay close attention to mine, after a lesson or two.
I think that is generally true in clean wood, but on my own saws, I have found that I am perfectly capable of dulling a full comp just as fast as...
