chainsaw scabbards
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Jonseredbred
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I gotta look for them Brian. I dont need them all rebuilt but I would send you some for molds, parts, ect.
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
Say,a thought occured to me .What a person needs for a scabbard is a material that will stand up the rigors of the work involved plus not be to so rigidly made that it could damage the saw .
Obviously some thermal plastic or nylon material would be ideal .The problem is the fact the stuff is costly .
Aha ,the old dumpster diver has a plan . Often times parts suppliers to industry use a plastic type sheet spacer when shipping parts to say automotive companies and like industrys .Now these shipments periodically change and new methods of dunnage are devised .
What I'm taking about are shipping boxes that are designed to be loaded and unloaded by robotics . When the parts designs change the boxes also change as they usually can't be altered in a manner that will suffice .
It would make sense that this sheet material would be floating around someplace by the ton . Perhaps if a person investigated companies that deal in the manfacture of these "Hi tech " shipping boxes that perhaps a large amount of this stuff could be located at a price that wouldn't break the bank .Worth a try .
Obviously some thermal plastic or nylon material would be ideal .The problem is the fact the stuff is costly .
Aha ,the old dumpster diver has a plan . Often times parts suppliers to industry use a plastic type sheet spacer when shipping parts to say automotive companies and like industrys .Now these shipments periodically change and new methods of dunnage are devised .
What I'm taking about are shipping boxes that are designed to be loaded and unloaded by robotics . When the parts designs change the boxes also change as they usually can't be altered in a manner that will suffice .
It would make sense that this sheet material would be floating around someplace by the ton . Perhaps if a person investigated companies that deal in the manfacture of these "Hi tech " shipping boxes that perhaps a large amount of this stuff could be located at a price that wouldn't break the bank .Worth a try .
Cobleskill
Treehouser
Steve,
Look for some composite deck scraps for the spacers next time you make one. I think it would hold up much better than wood.
Look for some composite deck scraps for the spacers next time you make one. I think it would hold up much better than wood.
T
top hopper
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How bout plywood Brian?
T
top hopper
Guest
Thor's Hammer
Wolfish. Sometimes Bites.
Nah, it wearz out too quickly. How about using plywood instead?
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Frig plywood, use birch.
M
Mr. Sir
Guest
Birch plywood!!! 
I think so too, but it's looking like the concensus is plywood.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
where is the wear point on these bucket scabbards? If its on the areas the upper and lower chain contact, what about rollers of sorts of a semi durable (not damaging to chains but not super easy to cut) in those places?
I am thinking about the Felco hand saw scabbard when I post this, it has a roller on the tooth side of the blade...
if its another area that wears out frst then please disregard this post, and most of my other posts.
I am thinking about the Felco hand saw scabbard when I post this, it has a roller on the tooth side of the blade...
if its another area that wears out frst then please disregard this post, and most of my other posts.
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