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Precisely!

The boys got kicked off a job today, because of neighbour complaints. So they swung by here and we made a few chains. Logging season is just around the corner.

Good one, yes.

Thanks for that post, Burnham. Quite made my " sitting at home, busted up, day. Feels good to know there is one pro out there to back me up.

Yep, I am.

You know, it either cuts or it doesn't. On a good day I can log all day without sharpening.On a bad one, sharpening is all I do.

There was somebody here, can't remember who, the guy logs up in Idaho. He told me that 90% of the fallers up there use Oregon chain.

I realize that this will paint me as a complete moron. However, I have to admit that I do use Oregon chain. But then I should probably be excused, for not having enough experience. Only some measly 44 years as a pro faller. Never did like Stihl, and never did understand the " Stihl is harder"...

With the amount of chain my crew uses in a year, we save a lot by making them ourself. I usually have a couple of rolls on hand, when we have a day with high wind or really heavy rain so we can't log, we'll stay in the shop, drink coffee and make chains.