full chiesel chain????

[pete23]

afternoon all.

 

I have a load of old gnarly cr=p that my splitter wont split.

 

I been told a full chisel is the way to go for sawing into smaller pieces, is this correct??

 

me biggest saw is a 036 on a 18" bar, will that pull a chain of that nature??

 

best reasonable priced place to get one from??

 

your thoughts??? and thank you.

[Darrin Turnbull]

Chisel - Also referred to as “Flat Top” or “Square Corner”. Best when used in clean cutting conditions and is a fast cutting chain. This chain will dull quicker if the cutting corner is exposed to dirt or abrasive conditions and takes a little more effort to sharpen properly.

 

• Semi-Chisel - Also referred to as “Round Tooth” and “Barrel Tooth”. This chain may be a little more forgiving in dirty situations. Many find it easier to file due it’s rounded edge.

[treequip]

If its cut for the splitter the full chisel might be a bit grabby in short lengths

[Stubby]

If you want to go bonkers there is square ground chisel but that is a bit of a " black art " in the sharpening ......

[Ironbark]

If you want to go bonkers there is square ground chisel but that is a bit of a " black art " in the sharpening ......

 

Yes, indeed. If all else fails you can always take a round file to it.

[Mark Bolam]

If you are using full chiesel chain, does that mean you need disel in your truck to get to work?

[Stubby]

If you are using full chiesel chain, does that mean you need disel in your truck to get to work?

 

[pete23]

so am I better of just sticking to a bog standard chain, a lot of the cuts will be going with the grain not across.

[Stubby]

I my eyes it does not matter what chain you use . Just keep it sharp . Simples ..

[peatff]

If you are using full chiesel chain, does that mean you need disel in your truck to get to work?