Mursal
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Just spin the disc with your thumb before start upbut only if it's safe and your fully trained and competent to do so.
(Health and Safety First)
One-nil to Sawdust .....................
Chainsaw
- Thread starter Hilly
- Start date
One-nil to Sawdust .....................
Spent more time digging a level plinth but it took the 814 with a winch and me on the Daewoo pulling it back over, 38 ton dead weight
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Yes he should have ,
2 n a bit years i'd
TripleSix
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- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
I wouldn't worry about replacement discs.
If you've only 1 saw at home I seriously doubt you'll ever wear a disc out.
exmoor dave
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- Location
- exmoor, uk
RagnarHairybreeks
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- Location
- Gloucester
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Just use a circular saw blade in the 9inch grinderI saw a few 9" discs with chainsaw chain around the cutting edge (€23)
Sold for 9" angle grinders for lads doing wood carving, anyone use the like for outdoor work, yet?
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Ive seen someone using a cs blade in a still saw.
Fr jones stock oregon disks that should fotvthe lidl sharpner i think the lidl one is a near copy of the Oregon one
The two different colour disks are for different pitch chain so make sure you have the correct one on or you will end up with the angles all wrong
They do flex but ive found if you know what your looking at its not a problem
The two different colour disks are for different pitch chain so make sure you have the correct one on or you will end up with the angles all wrong
They do flex but ive found if you know what your looking at its not a problem
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Christ there is alot to know/learn about chainsaws aint there, ovv no even got to the bar or the engines yet !
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I might see if there is an open university degree on chainsaws lol
suffolksmallholder
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- Location
- Suffolk
Had neighbour come round, he'd bought the lidl saw and strimmer set, great tool he said, but why supply a crap chain with it, bl...y thing is blunt.
you can guess the next bit
- Location
- west mayo ireland
Is that a winch mounted on the underside of the boom on the Daewoo?
You happier now
At least, "No Gate Posts" were harmed in the precision parking of this machine
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DaveJ
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- Location
- Montgomeryshire
I was only thinking of @sawdust and his Tigercat the other day. One of the resident forum digger monkeys has a habit of moithering me with FB messages of random links. And the latest featured some poor bloke in SW Scotland who had a harvester saw chain fail. A link came straight through the polycarbonate windscreen like a bullet and hit him in the chest, causing some rather serious damage. I remember comments as to the excessive nature of the Presidential limousine level of thickness in the Tigercat windscreen... Well now I know why.
has a habit of moithering me with FB messages of random links. And the latest featured some poor bloke in SW Scotland who had a harvester saw chain fail. A link came straight through the polycarbonate windscreen like a bullet and hit him in the chest, causing some rather serious damage. I remember comments as to the excessive nature of the Presidential limousine level of thickness in the Tigercat windscreen... Well now I know why.
puntabrava
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- Location
- Wiltshire
Ha ha, I bought a work of the devil Oregon electric sharpener and used it yesterday to go through my collection, it had a stone in to cut the rakers and buggered up the hoofs la poof angle in the chain bottom but boy do they cut now
