Piranha Chainsaw Chain - Press Release

[SteveA]

Ya get what ya pay for stevie boy!... Stihl chain on a sugihara bar is the best you can get... Imo

 

I'll get some Stihl chain next then.... if they make any that fits my Husqvarna (way better than a Stihl) chainsaw.

cheers, steve

[inthewoods]

Don't think you'll get many that will argue that like mate!

 

Stihl chain is excellent, not used the bars yet even though I have one!

 

[inthewoods]

I'll get some Stihl chain next then.... if they make any that fits my Husqvarna (way better than a Stihl) chainsaw.

cheers, steve

 

Would you like to borrow a proper saw er I mean an Ms361 tomorrow matey?

[SteveA]

Would you like to borrow a proper saw er I mean an Ms361 tomorrow matey?

 

Booooooo! :thumbdown:

[R Haigh]

Unless it's imported then 5/8 is standard

[Mesterh]

Your medal is in the post!! 😒

 

No need, my mum gives me medals all the time so I have plenty in my bedroom.

 

I did mean to put a link up that would have made my post a bit less arsey

 

Rotatech B2SFT 72 Drive Links Chain - Northern ARB Supplies

[Mull]

Been cutting larch with piranha chain for a few weekends now, it's brand new and has been cutting great, not had to sharpen it yet, for the money I have no complaints thus far!

[Gary Prentice]

I used a brand new flat file today and it wouldn't even touch the rakers!!

 

It's going to have to be done with a grinder!

 

If the depth guides have been so high they've been running in contact with the bottom of the cut, they seem to become case hardened. A couple of strokes under hard pressure seems to remove it- but I know what you mean.

 

Had similar with customers saws where they've been ground in a hire shop and a round file wants to skate off.

 

Just my conclusion.

[bilke_user]

No need, my mum gives me medals all the time so I have plenty in my bedroom.

 

I did mean to put a link up that would have made my post a bit less arsey

 

Rotatech B2SFT 72 Drive Links Chain - Northern ARB Supplies

Odd that they want £17 frothier site and yet take £12 if you buy the same through Ebay.

Mind you, given my last attempted purchase from them on Ebay I will now go back to my local dealer and get Oregon chains at a couple of quid more.

I detest poor sellers on Ebay, especially when they try to mess you about and tell you what they think you want to hear.

 

Not much wrong with the chains, but the sellers are not worth wasting time or money on

[IanW]

If the depth guides have been so high they've been running in contact with the bottom of the cut, they seem to become case hardened. A couple of strokes under hard pressure seems to remove it- but I know what you mean.

 

 

 

Had similar with customers saws where they've been ground in a hire shop and a round file wants to skate off.

 

 

 

Just my conclusion.

 

 

It was a brand new chain so rakers were at normal height, a real careful sharpen can get these chains cutting nice.... but it don't last long, any debris has a real bad effect on the teeth and there does seem to be a massive inconsistency in the metal for the teeth and rakers......

 

I'll stick with Oregon