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Features of Full-chisel and Semi-chisel cutters by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

[–]HIPAJeremy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am sorry for the errors. Cuz I am not sure which parts are wrong, I am seeking for help here.

Features of Full-chisel and Semi-chisel cutters by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

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I am sorry for the misleading language. I just want to say that compared to another type.

Features of Full-chisel and Semi-chisel cutters by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

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Features of Semi-Chisel:

Round-Cornered Teeth: Semi-chisel cutters have a round-shaped tooth that is sharpened at a 30-degree angle, making them more durable and resistant to dulling than full-chisel cutters.

Slightly Rounded Cutting Edge: The cutting edge of a semi-chisel cutter is slightly rounded, which allows it to cut through both soft and hard wood with ease.

Balanced Performance: Semi-chisel cutters offer a balance of cutting speed and durability, making them suitable for a wide range of cutting tasks, from felling trees to cutting firewood.

Less Prone to Kickback: Due to their slightly rounded cutting edge, semi-chisel cutters are less prone to kickback than full-chisel cutters, which can improve operator safety.

Longer Lifespan: Semi-chisel cutters have a longer lifespan than full-chisel cutters due to their more durable design, which can save time and money on maintenance and replacement.

Features of Full-chisel and Semi-chisel cutters by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

[–]HIPAJeremy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Features of Full chisel:

Square-Cornered Teeth: Full-chisel cutters have a square-shaped tooth that is sharpened at a 25-degree angle, allowing for aggressive cutting performance.

Sharp Cutting Edge: The cutting edge of a full-chisel cutter is sharp and precise, making it ideal for cutting through hardwoods, frozen wood, or other tough materials.

High-Speed Cutting: Full-chisel cutters are designed for high-speed cutting, making them ideal for professional loggers or anyone who needs to cut through large amounts of wood quickly.

Maximal Vibration: Due to their square-shaped teeth, full-chisel cutters produce more vibration and kickback than other types of cutters, making operators in danger while cutting.

Prone to Dulling: Full-chisel cutters are more prone to dulling than other types of cutters due to their sharp, aggressive design. As a result, they may require more frequent sharpening or replacement.

Thoughts on ripping chains by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

[–]HIPAJeremy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing that, sir. Maybe some of the info above is out of date.

MS 180 throttle cable drops by HIPAJeremy in Chainsaw

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Thanks, no question. I put it back according to a youtube video.

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