Can the angle be set at 10 degrees for ripping chain?
870495
You can set it pos or neg left or right.01--25. If you have used one you have used them all this one is heavyer made than Oregon's model its not plastic
870496
Hi Doug, yes it can be set to 10 degrees. Mine goes from zero to 40 degrees. I'm 100% happy with mine. Eric
870497
Yes.It can go from 0 to about 35/40 you can adjust the angle up or down too from 0-35 degrees
1328465
It is possible, but very difficult. The tool is not made for it. You'll destroy some of the metal of the tool when doing it.Best thing is to use a wooden board, put the chain on top, and use a hammer.
1490431
I haven't tried it past about 45 degrees, but it works great on mine at that angle.
2057163
Yes, correct! If you want to make a 90° turn, cut 2@ 45°, etc. For a 45° turn, 2@ 22.5°.
1243295
I was able to cut a 9 degree slot with no problem, though that isn't near as steep as 45. If you follow the directions, you should be good to go!
569636
The table does not have a angle guide on it but if you made a guage as a guide it would cut at any angle
687190
The kit doesn't have a gauge, but it does have a guide that sets the distance for garden tools and such. The attachment for chain saws has lines to indicate the angle to be used. The only thing that is missing here is the 5-10 degree angle of upward tilt that you need, but if you follow the angle of the teeth, you should be able to guesstimate that yourself. Hope that helps.
1731958
variable.. advise you set your own angle. the hardening of the edge is good enough to manage a 20 edge in most chopping work.
2033067
The werner AC78 does not have an option to adjust the angle. It attaches securely to your ladder and follows in line perpendicular to your ladder. It is a GREAT stabilizer for the ladder.
2136872
It will cut any degree angle, if you can reverse the work piece. otherwise any angle up to 45
1400969
I don't know anything about a rip chain but this sharpener is adjustable as to the space between teeth. The angle, however, is set and not adjustable. So, if your sharpen the teetw on a rip chain at the same angle as a cutting saw, I think it would work.
1173159
I use this on an 8 speed chain set up. but I think it is 9 speed. I do not think it will work with a 10. I have mixed and matched parts for years. I think a 10 speed chain will ride between the cogs when you shift and give you a lot of trouble. the FD will also not be the correct geometry as well. Ben their -done that. I would go to the forum at http://www.mtbr.com/ and ask if a 9 speed crank work well with 10 speed chain and FD. good luck getting a 10 speed triple cheap.
1459468
Yes it is. You want to be careful to adjust it correctly so that you maintain a 90 degree cutting angle. It may take a little practice, but it is doable.
584393
Yes, you can. You dial the angle on the front bottom knob. It takes less than 20 minutes to do a 20 inch chain.
817223
Yes. You can set any angle you wish, simply retract the locking tooth & secure it out of the way by tightening it's handle. Then when you have reached the desired angle with the protractor, tighten the knob/ handle and your angle is secured.
492254
Gently spread the yoke apart and then set appropriate angle....A plastic nipple will slip into hole to set proper angle....
246502
Any chain can be sharpened however I find the degree angle are guides and not absolutes. For longer periods between sharpening increase the tooth undercut angle.