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This guy does a good job explaining it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=faY9BFlcGvw

Nice, I always wanted to learn how to run a lathe and milling machine but never got the opportunity. I spent my first year out of high school working in a fabrication shop. I hated my boss and I didn't like being stuck inside all the time so I moved on.

Never thought of that. I did try it on my drill press with a carbide bit that I use in my die grinder. Can't remember how it turned out. I do remember the bit didn't cut the bar very well. The guy in town said he would do them for free, when he gets time.

Deny or blame it on someone else! In this case I blamed it on you guys.:D

Ha ya, mine missed the pictures because I had to sweep under them and I hadn't brought them back inside yet.:/: You're obviously a busy man. It's like when the old lady comes home from work and says, "you've been here all day and you couldn't do the dishes?" Me- "Sorry honey, I was super...

I'll be sitting here waiting...:)

Even though running chainsaws is no longer my occupation I still like to keep them in running order. You never know... The dirty saw on top is a 660 that a guy over by Roseburg modded for me. It is an awesome saw! I put more hours on that saw than any other saw I ever ran and it's still...

Haven't been doing much lately so I have had time to do some cleanup. I added a new shelf to the saw cabinet and put some hangers inside the doors to hold chains and bars. I also took a half dozen bars into town to have them railed. I haven't been this organized in... well never.