Sling'rs official professional chain grinding.

[Philbert]

USPS Priority flat rate boxes $5.80 for 315 drive links or less, $11.60 for 630dl or less, and $12.75ish for more.

Stopped by a local Kinko's/FedEx Office store the other day, and noticed that they have 'Flat Rate' shipping too now. I don't think that you can beat the USPS Small Box Rate, but it looks like you can get a whole lot more into the FedEx Flat Rate boxes, at the next step up, for less $$. Might want to check into that if there is a location near you.

FedEx is usually pretty reliable too (except for occasional, large, flat screen TVA!).

Philbert

 

[Tree Sling'r]

Stopped by a local Kinko's/FedEx Office store the other day, and noticed that they have 'Flat Rate' shipping too now. I don't think that you can beat the USPS Small Box Rate, but it looks like you can get a whole lot more into the FedEx Flat Rate boxes, at the next step up, for less $$. Might want to check into that if there is a location near you.

FedEx is usually pretty reliable too (except for occasional, large, flat screen TVA!).

Philbert

I'm 90 miles from the nearest Fed-Ex. I live in the boonies man!

 

[Philbert]

I'm 90 miles from the nearest Fed-Ex. I live in the boonies man!

Had to let you know! FedEx sometimes has small distribution hubs out in the boonies - could have been one in your neck of the woods! Still might be a good option for others.

Philbert

 

[cat-face timber]

Sir,
I have 2 chains that I would like to send you, they come off a 28" bar.
Full Chisel.
Not to be dumb, but I understand that if I can fit them in a Priority box, they cost $5.80 to sharpen each?

 

[Rudedog]

Thanks Sling'r. Digging up the chains as we speak.

 

[Tree Sling'r]

Sir,
I have 2 chains that I would like to send you, they come off a 28" bar.
Full Chisel.
Not to be dumb, but I understand that if I can fit them in a Priority box, they cost $5.80 to sharpen each?

$7.50 per chain, $5.80 return shipping.

 

[Mastermind]

I just laid hands on a roll of Stihl .063 semi skip..........square of course.

If anyone wants to send Jasha a loop, and doesn't have any square.........just let me know. We'll get you fixed up.

 

[Locust Cutter]

I just laid hands on a roll of Stihl .063 semi skip..........square of course.

If anyone wants to send Jasha a loop, and doesn't have any square.........just let me know. We'll get you fixed up.

PM'ed...

 

[Tree Sling'r]

I just laid hands on a roll of Stihl .063 semi skip..........square of course.

If anyone wants to send Jasha a loop, and doesn't have any square.........just let me know. We'll get you fixed up.

I've got some too. Stihl and Oregon.

 

[Locust Cutter]

Ship to:
Jasha Reynolds
6217 Scott River Rd.
Fort Jones, CA 96032

Price:
Introductory rate of $7.50 per loop

Shipping:
USPS Priority flat rate boxes $5.80 for 315 drive links or less, $11.60 for 630dl or less, and $12.75ish for more. Special shipments will be price determined.

Oregon and Stihl loops available, 325 3/8 .063 full skip chisel in Stihl and Oregon and 325 3/8 .50 in Oregon.

Payments made to me via check or PayPal @ [email protected]

When sending chain please include your name, address, user name and type of wood, soft or hard, I'll using two different angles on two different machines. I will ship back with custom order form.

Service will include rakers set and cutters square ground. No picco chain, safety chain - professional chain only.

Jasha,
Can you re-grind round chisel to square? I have a few 36" loops of .063-3/8 round that might be a bit better square, once my 9010 gets out of the Monkey's shop. FWIW you're only about 2hrs North of my Great Aunt and Uncle who are just North of Montgomery Creek... It's beautiful up there.

 

[caddguy]

What does a 115 and a 128 driver loop cost? Just curious...

 

[Philbert]

Great question - 'what is a loop'?

Philbert

 

[Tree Sling'r]

Jasha,
Can you re-grind round chisel to square? I have a few 36" loops of .063-3/8 round that might be a bit better square, once my 9010 gets out of the Monkey's shop. FWIW you're only about 2hrs North of my Great Aunt and Uncle who are just North of Montgomery Creek... It's beautiful up there.

Yes I can.

 

[Tree Sling'r]

What does a 115 and a 128 driver loop cost? Just curious...

This has been my dilemma.
So far I have been selling my 36" loops for $27 unground. The 105's for $25.
A 128dl would be close to $30.

Are these fair, too much? I honestly am charging what my shop does, and don't know what you guys normally pay. I want to be competitive, if not cheaper with out loosing money.

 

[Philbert]

Focus on doing a good job and collect those customers. You can't compete on price with some of the volume guys

Old business saying: "You want it GOOD, CHEAP, and FAST? Pick 2 and call me back!"

Philbert

 

[mdavlee]

This has been my dilemma.
So far I have been selling my 36" loops for $27 unground. The 105's for $25.
A 128dl would be close to $30.

Are these fair, too much? I honestly am charging what my shop does, and don't know what you guys normally pay. I want to be competitive, if not cheaper with out loosing money.

That's a good price for the loops. Most places out east are $1 a bar inch or more.

 

[Trx250r180]

Yes like Mike said ,My saw shop charges a dollar an inch for Stihl chain ,$20 for 20 inch bar $32 for a $32 for a 32 inch bar etc ,The oregon is a little cheaper

 

[SierraWoodsman]

Last loop of stihl rsc I bought at the dealer cost me $44 for 93 drivers. They can get away with it cause they are three only shop in town. The owner looked at me like I was from mars when I asked if he could sharpen one with square geometry for me. Your prices are more than fair.

 

[SierraWoodsman]

Do you have ziegelmeyer square grinder setup with the same angles as the Silvey pro-sharp?
Do you prefer one grinder over the other?

 

[Tree Sling'r]

Do you have ziegelmeyer square grinder setup with the same angles as the Silvey pro-sharp?
Do you prefer one grinder over the other?

They used to be the same angle. I changed the top plate angle on the Pro-Sharp for hardwood.
I love my Pro-Sharp, but I prefer the Ziggy.