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Stihl has full chisel 3/8 Hobby? Chisel in general cut very well in clean wood and is IMO best fit for bucking/ felling. When limbing with it it tends to grab the trunk and act up so you don't get clean following smooth movement and that will slow you down something terrible in smaller wood...

It is hard to tell from the pic, but side plate is almost straight, and the rounded corner is less rounded compared to Windsor and Oregon.

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I was wrong. This Carlton chain is not a full chisel, it is a tiny bit rounded on the side so it should be conciddered Semi chisel. I have used several loops of this and actually like it better than Oregon or Windsor, but it is nor full chisel.

Not sure if it is possible to get anymore. It was ordered by a dealer here for service the McCulloch/Partner Hobby saws. I suspect it was bought thru that as he had no contact with Carlton and they had no rep here at the time. This was not last week... I worked for him a bit maby 4 years...

3/8 Hobby chains... Windsors safety chain we have here is 43RG. 50R is semi chisel normal chain. 50RG is same but with balance weight in front of tooth (Not like safty chain!). Oregon has the 91VG as safety chain. (same as the 43RG) 91VX is the standard semi chisel chain (same as 50R). 91LX is...

It is the distance between the drive link's that carry the oil. No matter the drive link count saw will provide same volume of oil if it is same speed guage and pitch. If guage is .058/.063 instead of .050 volume is increased and more can be inserted. There is not much positive pressure on...

When comparing chains it is important to compare simular types so it is fair. I like the Windsor chains. It is same as Oregons if you compare the correct ones. Stihl I have no experience with, but Oregon, Windsor I do. I habe yet to find something other than a bit too much oil on the chains...