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13941
... There is a lot of theories on sharping chains. I pretty much stick with 30 degrees on all cutters. I may occassionaly chane the pitch by a degree or two...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 1, 2009
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13942
you got choices in life take what is offered or dare to be different. They say going to grandmas house is not what is fun, it is the trip to get there. Now...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 1, 2009
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13943
My theory is a sharp edge at any angle is better than a dull edge even of a good angle. The lower the angle the weaker the edge. 30 degrees sounds like a...
Paul
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Jun 2, 2009
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13944
Paul, I can't remember what size saw you're running.  Have you told us? Harold ... From: Paul <pfrederick1@...> Subject: [milling] Re: Milling the hard...
Harold Epps
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Jun 2, 2009
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13945
Paul, I tend to agree with you, especialy in hardwoods. There is one error that I have made through out the years, my son is ten fold worse than me, but...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 2, 2009
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13946
bill, here is something the group appears to be constantly missing, the harder the wood and wider the log, then the more teeth you have in the kerf. ...
harley scott
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Jun 2, 2009
2:41 pm
13947
I use 5 > 7 degrees and can mill 15 x 30" slabs 14ft long between sharpenings with a 5 skip toothed chain, speak to lucasmill as they have sold about 7,000 all...
harley scott
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Jun 2, 2009
2:48 pm
13948
... Harley, someday I should put a lot of your pictures on a cD , take it to town and post them, as my internet is just too slao. You hit a nail directly on...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 2, 2009
4:03 pm
13949
Hello All, I love the summer activity on the board this year. It has gotten me excited about milling again. I just recently had to pay to get my Stihl 066...
Kelly Burns
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Jun 2, 2009
4:31 pm
13950
Kelly If you have White Oak it is the most weather durable of the three. As to the finish no clear finish holds up well in the sun and weather in general....
bobo smith
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Jun 2, 2009
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13951
I'm in the Ohio Valley, so essentially the same weather as you. The Clear finish seems to be holding up well on my test "Redwood" boards that I put out last...
Kelly Burns
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Jun 2, 2009
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13952
Well after beating on my poor little chain saw slabbing that last log I decided to resharpen the chain and broke out my cheesy Wen chainsaw sharpener to do it....
Paul
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Jun 3, 2009
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13953
I think you must be referring to something else. Not even razor blades are such low angle! 12 degrees is about as low as metallics go and still be useful. And...
Paul
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Jun 3, 2009
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13954
all chains are standard at 90 degrees, they are then sharpened by grinding/filing some from the right angle. I am a scientist, when you remove 5 > 7 degrees...
harley scott
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Jun 3, 2009
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13955
I've read a few reviews that really praised this hand powered sharpener. Clamps to the bar and you hand crank a special cutter. Seems that despite great...
Dennis Thornton
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Jun 4, 2009
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13956
it reminds me of those little dremmel stones that wear thinner the more you use them. very similar to the stones used to sharpen the band-saw blades on the...
harley scott
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Jun 4, 2009
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13957
My first shot at milling was with an Alaskan that came with a Dremel type stone and another key component, Kool Grind. Looks like a paint pencil of wax that's...
Dennis Thornton
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Jun 4, 2009
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13958
Dennis , What has become of Paul William ? Last I remember he was in Houston. If I remember correctly, he use to have a lot of good imput for the occassioonal,...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 4, 2009
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13959
What do I know? I'm no "scientist". I am just a poor old union tool and die maker. Who just so happens to deal with these sorts of things on a regular basis....
Paul
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Jun 6, 2009
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13960
"...and no one sells donuts by the hole" ahhh, have you been to Dunkin Donuts? they sell the holes! Seriously though. Are we talking about the I never...
Kelly Burns
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Jun 6, 2009
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13961
No Bill. I search the message base found: Paul William pwilliam@g... stihl056paul Who's last message was on: Oct 26, 2005 2:27 pm A quick Google of...
Dennis Thornton
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Jun 6, 2009
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13962
... Dennis, I was just courious about old members, I had thought that Paul Willioams was the one that use to live in Calif kind of on the coast between SF an...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 6, 2009
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13963
In  case you didn't know. If you go to the page that has the persons post . On the right side there should be a "send email" link and once clicked it will...
J W
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Jun 6, 2009
7:30 pm
13964
One face of the chain tooth is parallel with the bar. My chainsaw sharpener claims it puts a 30 degree angle onto the tooth in that plane. And it appears to be...
Paul
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Jun 11, 2009
12:48 am
13965
I think 30 degrees is fairly standard for general cross-cut sawing which is how the vast majority of users use a chainsaw. For rip sawing with a chainsaw, I...
Blaine
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Jun 11, 2009
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13966
Hi Guys,   Currently I do work with a old bandmill. Wat I was thinking is buying a swingblade mill and cut some timber locally in the woods. If someone has a...
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Jun 11, 2009
7:29 pm
13967
suggestion is that you own a Lucasmill from Australia or a Peterson Mill from New Zealand. do not waste you time with anything else. i have 7,000 photos of...
harley scott
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Jun 12, 2009
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13968
Although I do not own one, I am sold on Harley being absoulately correct. I have no idea how much they cost, but for someone who is serious, with intentions of...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 12, 2009
10:34 am
13969
Progress and being green, can be challenging, when you are old an worn out. Seems to take me a day to do one hours work. Plus my helpers are away getting...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Jun 12, 2009
11:32 am
13970
Norwood now has an "industrial" sharpener that uses a 4-1/2" grinding wheel, and runs off 110V or 12V. It's much heavier made than there std. model, and works...
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Jun 15, 2009
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