Will this work on rip chain used for milling
1400967
It works with every type and pitch of chain except square tooth chipper, but then square tooth can't be sharpened by conventional (round file) anyway, it has to be sharpened with a flat file. Noteworthy is the fact that the Timberline is a little balky on PICCO chain like is used on smaller saws. It's a handful to use on them and it's really easier to use a 12 Volt sharpener mor a hand file. The bigger stuff, 3/8 .325 and 404 no issues.
1400968
It works with every type and pitch of chain except square tooth chipper, but then square tooth can't be sharpened by conventional (round file) anyway, it has to be sharpened with a flat file.Noteworthy is the fact that the Timberline is a little balky on PICCO chain like is used on smaller saws. It's a handful to use on them and it's really easier to use a 12 Volt sharpener mor a hand file. The bigger stuff, 3/8 .325 and 404 no issues.
1400969
I don't know anything about a rip chain but this sharpener is adjustable as to the space between teeth. The angle, however, is set and not adjustable. So, if your sharpen the teetw on a rip chain at the same angle as a cutting saw, I think it would work.
1203462
I think it should. I have a McCullough but I believe they are basically the same, just different brands of Chain saw, but same length. The chain is a bit lighter than OEM, and less durable, but it cuts OK. I bought a couple of the chains, they dull easier; think of it as throw-away--good for a few jobs.
1224282
Hello. I've looked over photos of your Skill wormdrive and the Kreg Rip-Cut jig and I don't see why they wouldn't work together. I could be wrong. But the jig does have two screws that lock it onto the plate of your saw and they're on arms that rotate to accommodate various products. So I think it should work. Good luck.
1364265
We used a Husqvarna (farm hand) chainsaw with a 24" bar. We did not have a lot of lumber to cut. That would be the smallest size chain saw that works for small jobs. I suspect 'small' saw would perform better with a rip chain. I was a fun project.
27479
The label inside the package lists the Wild Thing as one of the saws this chain fits. So yes, it should do well.
1144812
I believe this tool to be very specific to chain type and manufacturer. I actually had to return one set- and I own a stihl chainsaw because the tools are specific to certain chain sizes and angles. Being that your chainsaw is craftsman I would stand clear of this purchase. Check sears or craftsman website- or determine the link size of your chain and the kit must match.
1023451
No but look at this... https://www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p79/rip-cuttrade/
2240344
What I know is that is fits great for adjustable bottom bracket (chain tensioner) on a bicycle. So if this is for that use, it will be ok. I can check when I have the tool with me later.
1896936
Yes you need to make sure the Gauge is correct. You can go to Oregon website they list 4 different chains that will fit this models some are very aggressive cutting some are for homeowner and Light to Med use chains
344227
The Rip Cut was designed to work with most circular saws...I use a craftsman circular saw ...but again the Rip Cut is adjustable.
1379619
If this chain is the OEM chain on 455r (full chisel) it either cuts great or, click, it doesn't- function of the cutter shape. I'd be more concerned about the base metallurgy than any plating, anyway. Keeping a Granberg file guide handy, I'd touch up the cutters every 2nd tankful, a stroke or two each, and focus on the wood.
767256
I am not familiar with the Craftman. I Googled one up, and it looked like it was probably made by Troy-Bilt. It would definitely work with a Troy-Bilt if it has a straight shaft and an EZ-Link to attach accessories.I looked at my engine. It is a 26.2cc 4-cycle engine. It has a lot of torque and a smooth power band.I love the saw. It is great for trimming. It only has an 8" bar, and does not take a lot of power.
2090238
I imagine it can. I never used it for anything other than a regular chain. It's pretty str8 forward...if it has a rivet...just grind the tip off and it will pot it out.
494484
Yes these chains will work I have same size on my old blower works fine and no other hardware is needed .
1519530
It should work just fine. You need to order the correct size cutter for your blade. I've tried many different techniques for sharpening saws and this is one of the best off the shelf products for sharpening that I've seen. Done properly the teeth on both sides of the chain will be as uniform as you can get without being professionally sharpened.
27480
I don't know. I bought mine for a Sears Electric chain saw. You need to check the specs for you chain saw and see if they match. Oregon I am sure does make a chain for your machine but there are many different 18" chains depending on your machine.
1023450
It won't work for ripping because it's only 12" long. They sell a rip guide as well, but I haven't purchased it yet