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Since this is a chainsaw carving forum this is about the first cuts in a log that set the proportions and shape for a chainsaw carving.

 

Assuming that I do not exceed a 24 inch diameter x 6ft tall log,

I need a saw that will have the power and bar length to "rip" with the grain without bogging down or clogging.

 

Assuming that the MS 362 (70cc) saw is a good choice,

 

What chain is best to use for ripping with the grain across the whole log?

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Ripping chains that I have used have come with a warning to only use with a chainsaw mill due to the increased risk of kickback. I have used a 24" bar with ripping chain to block out but I layed the log down horizontally in a position similar to milling for those cuts.

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