How To Fix A Worn Out Chainsaw Bar Groove - Build This Tool

Hmmmm he probably enjoys creativity and coming up wiuth clever solutions to essentially get 2 or 3 x the life out of a bar, and once having mastered how to do it, he can then keep doing it. AND if he wants to do saw servicing for friends and neighbours, lets assume that a new bar is $50, if he can retrack them for $20 , that is a commodity.

IF he can reset them for $20 each, and the dealers charge $50 a bar, well he can extend the life of the bars x 3 x, that is $60. But buying 3 new bars is $150, AND if he can do 3 resets per bar, and he can do it to 5 bars, that is $300, but buying 15 bars is $750. If people want to minimise expenses, they can carry a stock of say 3 bars, and get all three reset at the same time, that is $60 instead of $150... i Id do the resetting as a pressed step into the metal on a die - to an exact size - similarly in the way that a stepped edge on a scythe is formed. --- How to Sharpen a Scythe Safely and Effectively https://www.mgtow.tv/v/8UOalU... f it's well done it should work.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Right the Geniue Craftsmanship of the Man /Inventor deseves Respect,though maybee iam just Jealous cause iam not gifted with repairing/fixing broken tools anything it only has to

@Alpha070: Naaaa you get off your arse and you get good at it, so you get it right almost every time, and if you don't you get smart by fixing it up and making it right.... and that's not me in the video... I just understand the subject.