Chainsaw Repair

Thanks!

Thanks, you probably  did yours  the same way as mine. ....angle grinder disc to cut the end of the sprocket  nose  tip off, then use a bench grinder to make the contour  to fit the roller nose.

I assumed you needed a milling machine to do something like this. Very creative.

Philbert

New member to the family.

Thanks Cut4Fun for the link!

Philbert

That was the complaint I heard too from older loggers sticks get caught in the roller's nose joint and derail chains.
Sandvik and Windsor invented the first sprocket noses around 1971. Oregon in 1975.
Sandvik successfully  sued Windsor in the late 80's for a lawsuit who invented  the sprocket nose first.
Then Sandvik bought out Windsor, only to drop them later on.

Looks good Kevin.
 All I'm  using at the moment  is my phone as my laptop  bit the dust. The other night I spilled a whole mug of cold beverage  on it.
Just in the process of trying to retreive all my files to a new laptop.

Using the Oregon tip makes it easy.  First one it did I used the rivets and the other I welded the holes (rosette)