the chainsaw bar needs to be filed down so that both sides of the groove are of the same height. that will keep the chain from curving thru the wood.
That's true, could also be your chain too. If you sharpen your chain by hand, there is a good chance that they are not sharpened evenly...(left versus right cutters). If one side is bigger it will also cause the saw to cut crooked. Best thing is to only sharpen it once by hand, just to maintain the edge. Then have it sharpened by someone who has a chain grinder. Hand sharpening should only be a quick maintainer when you're "out" cutting...a grinder does it evenly and you should get three or four grinds per chain before its shot. **make sure to tell the person with the grinder you need your rakers ground too..(depth gauges)
You get a chainsaw and cut it to peices, if you dont know how to use a chainsaw, get Jason to do it! LoL
Chainsaw or hatchet.
I suspect there is, as there is a chainsaw designed specifically for cutting concrete and stone. I've rented them.
the thing by which you cut people
If you need to cut down trees, there are a few options as to where you can purchase a good chainsaw. Lowes carry some of the best quality chainsaws in America.
your whole body will get cut in half
chainsaw
i think you just bend it or cut it you use a chainsaw to cut it i think
First ChainsawThe first chainsaw was made around 1830 by German orthopedist Bernard Heine.
not that i know of....hopefully
No, not really, unless the rain is bringing dirt and mud into the cuts. Dirt kills chainsaw blades.
warm it, then try to cut it with the sharpest knife you can find. If that does not work cut it with a chainsaw