Hi will this work for a 3/8" Stihl Chain
1519529
Looks like yes: http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/shop/timberline-chainsaw-sharpener
1519530
It should work just fine. You need to order the correct size cutter for your blade. I've tried many different techniques for sharpening saws and this is one of the best off the shelf products for sharpening that I've seen. Done properly the teeth on both sides of the chain will be as uniform as you can get without being professionally sharpened.
1519531
3/8 chain takes a 7/32 carbide cutter...same as the equivalent in a file....
1519532
I don't really know. 3/8" is quite a large diameter burr. Most seem to be in the range of 5/32" to 3/16". Easy enough to get in touch with the manufacturer. They are based in Idaho Falls, ID.
1099700
It fits in my 1/2 inch craftsmen cordless nice i dont know if it will fit a 3/8 drill
2094640
The only way this chain would fit is if the clutch gear was converted to a .325 pitch. I doubt this is likely seeing as how most commercial and pro cutters use a 3/8'' pitch clutch gear. It would be safe to say no.
2024425
I don't know. I have a Big Boyz Toyz saw and had to adapt because I changed the bar from 10" to 8". They could not help so I searched the net until I located a bar which resembled the original. It works OK for me as I drilled an extra hole to enable me to adjust the slack as the bar is only about 2" in width. I would suggest there are other factors to take into account. I suspect the drive sprocket on my saw is purpose made and could be slightly smaller in diameter than standard. For me it was an experiment that has worked. When the chain stretches, as they do, I will need to get it shortened by one link. Hope this helps with your choice.
363509
No. I actually returned this because it is too large for my own 3/8" chuck. Milwaukee does make one which will fit 3/8" though.
261352
I am not shur if it will the best thing I can tell you is to measure the distence between your top hole and bottom hole then let me know ill measure the distence on the one I have because it wont fit my 031 stihl chainsaw the holes are 1/16th of an inch to big with out opening the top hole up alittle to bolt it down witch is easy to do if you have a way to hold it or a drill press
366075
As vicki had answered, it is a compatible chain as long as the gear on your saw is a .325 pitch. Stihl offered multiple pitch chains on many of their saws. This chain is a .325 pitch. There is another chain offered, a D60, from oregon and is the 3/8'' pitch. Please make sure of the pitch before ordering. Many people have ordered this chain not being aware of the pitch of their saw and have been mad, frustrated and unhappy with it when its not even a compatible chain to begin with. Good luck,
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.
1529763
It fit my Poulan Pro 8inch pole saw...most of the time, the length of the bar i.e. 8, 14 16 18 etc mean the size and all chain saw blades should work.
345875
its a 3/32 cog the chain will fit but it will be a little loose. However if your chainline is off this might work for you
97499
Depends on the pitch of your current chain if it's 3/8 or.325 . Itis stamped on your current bar close to where it is bolted to the saw
274570
3/32" is narrower than 1/8" (4/32"), so you can use 3/32 cogs or chainrings with a 1/8 chain, but not the other way round; consequently, I use a 1/4" chain just to be on the safe side.........and it runs smoothly and quietly.
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I believe this tool to be very specific to chain type and manufacturer. I actually had to return one set- and I own a stihl chainsaw because the tools are specific to certain chain sizes and angles. Being that your chainsaw is craftsman I would stand clear of this purchase. Check sears or craftsman website- or determine the link size of your chain and the kit must match.
1294955
Hello; The bit that I have fits into a 3/8 drill easily. I believe my bit is the same bit you are asking about. Good luck.
1015818
It doesn't work with those sizes (2 1/8" and 2 3/4"), I had to buy different hole saws for those sizes. It is very disappointing.
363510
Don't think the shank will fit a 3/8" chuck. This unit is designed to be used with 1/2" chuck. Additionally, depending on the material you are cutting you sould be using an 18-volt drill to achieve maximum power under pressure.
4330
you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine