![]() 02/24/2017 at 14:11 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
One comically large chainsaw coming up. Dropped the mower off for service (I’ll do oil, but I got no way to sharpen the blades) and saw this bad boy for $2300.
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I bet you only have to tighten the chain 17 times during the course of a single tree!
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I’ll take two
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No way to sharpen the blade?
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Its always good to have a plan Z
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Fair enough. Dad always used a bench grinder, which I don’t have yet.
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Big trees, big saws.
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It’s crude, but it works for me without creating noticeable imbalance.
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Like a boss.
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But, you cut down three other trees by accident for your efforts.
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You use a mill bastard and not a finetooth round?
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Perfect for Sharknado season
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It has a “Rollomatic ES” bar nose, which is designed for easy replacement if the saw is used for boring and limbing. BECAUSE THOSE ARE TWO THINGS YOU WILL TOTALLY DO WITH THAT SAW.
Okay, maybe that’s harsh. Maybe they’re expecting a little boring, for when that bar won’t get all the way across the trunk. HURRRRRRRR
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I live in northern Virginia. We don’t got trees like that.
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Brb, deforesting Sequoia National park.
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I use the one in my toolbox. I’m not sure what it is.
I’m a heathen.
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In the event of a zombie apocalypse, keep your enemy at a distance with SuperSaw!
(tm)
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You may have noticed that the teeth have a straight edge, but they also have relief under that edge so it can lift the chip better. The “correct” way to sharpen the tooth is to work a round file at the tooth angle along that relief, so that the relief gets cut back at the same time as the tooth edge gets sharpened from below.
Or you can do your heathenly heathen thing. Heathen.
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Alls I knows is that my grass gets cut nice and clean like an’ my mower don’t shake none.
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This whole time I was thinking about sharpening chainsaws for some reason. I am derp.
For mower blades, I use a bench grinder and a balance block.
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The delimbanator!