Chainsaw Repair

A little late on this one fellows.  I should have shared the contact information earlier.  FWIW the material is excellent.


Here is the contact information.

Company and Sales Manager in Burnaby, BC: http://www.neseal.com/index.php?option=com_contact&task=view&contact_id=4&Itemid=224

Product: http://www.robco.com/content/view/339/87/

I was given the go ahead to post by the company. I was able to purchase a smaller amount and have it shipped. Thao said she can accomodate others when necessary. Give her a call.


I have been experimenting with making the diaphragms and find punching out the impulse and screw holes on either a cutting board/high density fibreboard work well.  I looked closely at those OEM diaphragms and it appears as though the holes have been fused around the cut edges after cutting.  I was struggling getting the small holes for the pegs punched adjacent to the button/pintle pump area, as the material is very tough.  I heated up a small nail in a torch until it were glowing.  Melted perfect holes.  I imagine a soldering pencil would work as well.