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Best bar and chain for cutting notches?
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<blockquote data-quote="Franny K" data-source="post: 8100054" data-attributes="member: 97597"><p>Makita has a plug in chainsaw, it sure looks like a good portion is the same as their hypoid saw (like a worm drive but different design of reduction gear) circular saw. I don't know what chain it uses. A chainsaw bar is somewhat curved where the chain rides. Like Bill says a router with a long bit and a large base will clean up the bottom. I also do not know what a slick is. either. A small tooth with a large drive link kind of makes the smoothest cuts. As to finish, a solid bar either hard nose or replaceable nose or just a sprocket nose (some discontinued ones) will have a more precise groove in the bar for the drive links to ride in as opposed to a laminated bar. Hope this helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Franny K, post: 8100054, member: 97597"] Makita has a plug in chainsaw, it sure looks like a good portion is the same as their hypoid saw (like a worm drive but different design of reduction gear) circular saw. I don't know what chain it uses. A chainsaw bar is somewhat curved where the chain rides. Like Bill says a router with a long bit and a large base will clean up the bottom. I also do not know what a slick is. either. A small tooth with a large drive link kind of makes the smoothest cuts. As to finish, a solid bar either hard nose or replaceable nose or just a sprocket nose (some discontinued ones) will have a more precise groove in the bar for the drive links to ride in as opposed to a laminated bar. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]
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