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I think the vid says everything. Check it out.
Special thanks to Nixon for loaning me the square-ground chain.
Special thanks to Nixon for loaning me the square-ground chain.
That's running an 8 pin rim too. Even when I dig in with it it just will not run out of power.Glad I don't need to consider square ground.
That 460 is rippin'
I think the vid says everything. Check it out.
Special thanks to Nixon for loaning me the square-ground chain.
Me being a newbie.....lol, can someone please tell me what exactly you are talking about and comparing the 2 things to?
I just don't see it and I would love to learn something new... Ty
Me being a newbie.....lol, can someone please tell me what exactly you are talking about and comparing the 2 things to?
I just don't see it and I would love to learn something new... Ty
This is just a comparison between the two filing methods. Both chains are chisel type chains (square corner comes to a sharp point at the leading edge of the cutter). No semi-chisel chain was harmed in the making of this video.
It would have been nice to have a loop of RSL (the Stihl equivalent) for a more direct comparison but I think the vid does a good job of showing how good RSC is out of the box.
Bar is really too short for those logs for a, "this says it all," video. Also the chains are not the same brand. Oregon chain is inferior to Stihl in my experience, Oregon has way softer steel, and the two companies do not sharpen their chains the same at the factory.
You need a smaller log or bigger bar, and Stihl vs. Stihl. or Carlton vs Carlton if you are going to do this type of video right
. Otherwise it really does not prove anything.
I'd love to have RSC, RSLK, 72CL, and 72LG here for testing but alas I didn't feel like acquiring $100 worth of chain (easy) to play on camera. Nixon
It's for my 254. I have three nice .058 bars that will fit the saw. And one worn out .050 husky small mount. And then a bunch of stihl .o63 .325.. Getting tired of keeping it all straight. Been thinking of converting everything to 3/8 .050 and buying the tools to make my own loops.Odd size 0.058... most Stihl B&C in .325 is 0.063 gauge. Even your dealer may not stock that size.
It's for my 254. I have three nice .058 bars that will fit the saw. And one worn out .050 husky small mount. And then a bunch of stihl .o63 .325.. Getting tired of keeping it all straight. Been thinking of converting everything to 3/8 .050 and buying the tools to make my own loops.
You ship, I shoot! I like it.Well , I'm going to go down to the local Stihl dealership in the next week , or so to order a couple of
RSLK chains any way . Might even order a couple of RSK chains to see what the difference between it ans RSC is .
So , when I get them in my hot little hands , you up for another video ? I even have a new 72 CL.
Same deal .... I get 'em back when done .
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