The other way around???
I've never seen anyone convert round to square in all the time I've been cutting. Never even heard of it until some of the folks on hear mentioned it. I just ask myself? Hmmmm? Why whould someone convert round to square?
Makes no sense at all to me. Unless they are just trying to save money? After using up thousands of feet of saw chain. Be it round or square. A loop is darn near as disposable to me as a round file!
Why do I run round up here?
How much time ya got chipper?
Brett I have so many loops of chain hanging.
That if I'm running square and it's time for a swap. I grab whatever is hanging. If it's a fresh square grind. It's a square that day. If it's has good round cutters it's round that day and probably until the chain is spent or I rock it and have to swap out. Then I grab the next loop hanging.
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Whitchever it is? I don't even look anymore!
I'm just tip'n timber for firewood. Square is more practical for me in an industrial setting and less practical cut'n firewood if that makes any sense? Counting yesterday and today. I tipped five trees in two days. When I'm strickly cut'n for scale and for a living. I'll tip five trees in ten minutes and swap out up to three or four, sometimes five square chains a day!
Thats the difference between round and square. At least it is for me myself anyway. It could very well be different for other folks in other parts of the country.
Either way, round or square? My tunes throw ribbons Brett! Ribbons long enough to tie bow around a present!
Cut safe, stay sharp, and be aware!