Silvey 510's are what I use.
Someday maybe...Silvey 510's are what I use.
. . . how to keep the cutters cool with my pink wheel . . . Clean the chain . . . a dressing stone prior to commencing on each chain . . . grind saw chain cutters with short bursts of contact rather than a smooth application of force.
I will be hooking up an air coolant system if the CBN wheel heats up the cutter too much.
(7sleeper likes to keep me busy . . .!)Just for the info, it was mentioned in another thread(don't remember if here or in a german thread) that Stihl is no longer producing the USG.
Sam, the Maxx grinder has auto clamp vice, it's mechanical and clamps as you pull the grinder head down. Works great.After reading all this I might have to upgrade from 511ax to 620. Sounds like it would be faster then tightening and then loosening for each cutter.
Must have is the cbn wheels.
The angle on my name brand were spot on. No compensation. Just saying cheep is cheep.
Even a quick couple of bursts on the pink wheel makes the sap sizzle on the top of the cutter. Its unavoidable unless you rig up coolant (air or water).
I aint talking about turning blue either ............
The trick is to be pushing down on top of the tooth with just slight pulling of the chain. No clamping, and it makes it impossible for the tooth to rock.
Casey,I've got a cbn wheel on my 511ax. It will warm the cutter enough to liquefy the bar oil but it doesn't burn the cutter.
Disclaimer: I don't let my chains get so dull that I need to remove a lot of material. I usually just need to kiss the cutter so I'm not spending a lot of time with the wheel contacting the cutter.
I saw a picture where someone had a welding magnet on the grinder to catch filings and I think it's a good idea.
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