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#Post#: 130--------------------------------------------------
Chain type's
DIR By: jamming
Date: February 26, 2011, 2:13 pm
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Hello ! This may sound like a very noob question but i need to
know !
Can someone with much more experience than me explain the
differn't type's of chain and there effect, i understand rakers
and such, but the chains are a bit confusing ???
Pics would be great also if anyone has them !
#Post#: 181--------------------------------------------------
Re: Chain type's
DIR By: mdavlee
Date: February 26, 2011, 5:50 pm
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Are you talking about chipper, semi chisel, and full chisel?
Those ar ethe most common with square ground chains also are
full chisel chain. chipper the tooth is real rounded on the
leading corner. Semi chisel is just like chisel with a rounded
working corner. Full chisel makes a point in the corner. Square
is full chisel with a flat side cutter and top cutter. It is the
fastest cutting chian available.
#Post#: 183--------------------------------------------------
Re: Chain type's
DIR By: Chainsawrepair
Date: February 26, 2011, 6:10 pm
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Stihl has a good site explaining the difference on their chains.
Oregon's wasn't where I think it explained enough for you on
cutters difference.
HTML http://www.stihlusa.com/chainsaws/types.html
Click on the links on this Oregon site for other info on
chains.
HTML http://www.oregonchain.com/pro/service/faq.htm
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: jamming
Date: February 26, 2011, 6:31 pm
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--- Quote from: Chainsawrepair link ---
>
> Stihl has a good site explaining the difference on their
chains. Oregon's wasn't where I think it explained enough for
you on cutters difference.
>
>
HTML http://www.stihlusa.com/chainsaws/types.html
>
>
> Click on the links on this Oregon site for other info on
chains.
>
>
HTML http://www.oregonchain.com/pro/service/faq.htm
>
>
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Perfect !!! Thanks !!!!
#Post#: 197--------------------------------------------------
Re: Chain type's
DIR By: Al Smith
Date: February 26, 2011, 8:28 pm
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I might add to that some time ago there were more types of
chains but for all intents today it will most generally be semi
chisel,round and square .
The chipper was real popular at one time and I'm not even sure
if it's made any more .This is something you most generally find
on antiques .
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: jamming
Date: February 26, 2011, 10:38 pm
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is chisel the shape of the cutter or size of the cutter, Whats
chisel ???
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: Cut4fun
Date: February 27, 2011, 8:29 am
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--- Quote from: jamming link ---
>
> is chisel the shape of the cutter or size of the cutter, Whats
chisel ???
>
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On the stihl site posted. Look at the RSC round chisel and RSLK
square chisel chains. I'm not good at explaining things.
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: jamming
Date: February 27, 2011, 11:37 am
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Ah ! Now i see ! Now i am a expert !! ;D
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: SawTroll
Date: March 7, 2011, 11:56 pm
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--- Quote from: Al Smith link ---
>
> I might add to that some time ago there were more types of
chains but for all intents today it will most generally be semi
chisel,round and square .
>
> The chipper was real popular at one time and I'm not even sure
if it's made any more .This is something you most generally find
on antiques .
>
--- End Quote ---
Chipper is still made for harvesters, but not for chainsaws, as
far as I know.
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Re: Chain type's
DIR By: rick
Date: April 26, 2011, 3:43 pm
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--- Quote from: Al Smith link ---
>
> I might add to that some time ago there were more types of
chains but for all intents today it will most generally be semi
chisel,round and square .
>
> The chipper was real popular at one time and I'm not even sure
if it's made any more .This is something you most generally find
on antiques .
>
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Carlton still make chipper in 3/8 AFAIK, or at least it's still
available here as I bought a few loops for cutting railway
sleepers (railroad ties) last year.
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