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You would buy it because it was one of the more affordable 3/8 chain available at the time. Since you would be grinding on it, you wouldn't bother starting with square chisel. RS is out, the teeth stand shorter than it does on Oregon chain. Oregon chain, with the taller teeth, have more chip clearance.

 

In any case, that was to show you the basics of how to make a chain faster. I would assume most would get the idea.

 

I accept your point about LP being taller than RS - its very noticeable if you put them side by side and explains why Stihl recommend a smaller (5.2mm) file for 3/8 chain.

 

However LP and LG are both round ground chisel and it must be difficult to grind the LP's drivelink down with the raker in the way.

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I accept your point about LP being taller than RS - its very noticeable if you put them side by side and explains why Stihl recommend a smaller (5.2mm) file for 3/8 chain.

 

However LP and LG are both round ground chisel and it must be difficult to grind the LP's drivelink down with the raker in the way.

 

They likely wouldn't be doing the bumper link by hand. In any case, if it is bothersome, use a non bumper chain...

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How did it cut after?

 

 

I finished it an hour ago! The saw itself cuts like it's on speed, but it's ported and has a muffler like a colander to stop it burning pistons.

My boss, who traditionally is against porting, wouldn't put the saw down!

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