Does this come with 7/32's files and stump vise for a 72D chain? If not, what files work best?
1999171
I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I purchased this item as a gift and really know nothing about how it works.
1999172
Husqvarna is 7/32 home lite, styli, are 5.32 to 3/16 I use for all three 3/16 and the sharpener mounts on the bar of the chain ,, no need for a stump vise just rember go 1/2/ click over the line so you will get a sharp chain
1999173
Honestly I can't remember if it came with files, mine needs a 3/16", the files are interchangeable, and this product works well, keeps all the angles right.
1999174
The unit does not come with files or stump vise. Those need to be purchased separately. Check with your chain manufacturer for correct angles and sizing.
1999175
hi, i am not sure of your question, but the granberg bar-mount jig is just that .it is a jig that keeps yor file stable while you sharpen the chain saw.you have to provide the file and each chain saw blade may need a different size file.i looked in my owners manuel for size file needed.it does not come with a stump vise
1999176
What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain the cutter gets lower by about 0.05" from new chain to the end of its usable length. Height drops about 1:6 with length change. Usable length is about 0.3" for most 3/8" change.Hope this helps. What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain... » Read More What files work best? If you are referring to the D72 Oregon chain that I see in Home Depot, this is 3/8" pitch, semi-chisel, with 72 links. It fits some 20" bars. Use a 7/32" round file. This is stated on a sort of folded tap on the covering cardboard label.I like the Pferd 17068--a smooth cut 7/32 file that gives very fast cutting chain, but other 7/32" round files will work.Note, if you have filed the cutter length down to near the end of its useful life, a 3/16" file may fit better at this final stage. This is because for 3/8" chain the cutter gets lower by about 0.05" from new chain to the end of its usable length. Height drops about 1:6 with length change. Usable length is about 0.3" for most 3/8" change.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I use a small file designed for saw chains...I used the same file on my Stehl as my B and D..chain is the same size link..just shorter.
1651208
I use the same file that i used on my gas saw chains. Look in a hardware store and there are kits with instructions. That is how I learned to do it many years ago when I used to wear out chain saws and cut up entire trees! No longer have that arm strength so that is why I love the Black and Decker!
1059681
The kit came with 1/4",5/16" and 3/8" guides but you can purchase 1/8 &3/16 guides if you need them. This is an excelent tool that I used to put 60 dowels in on a project and they all were perfect. also made in the USA!
1504607
Hi Darnell. The handle, flat file, and sharperner guide will most likely work but don't know about the rat tail files. Maybe you should check it out at the husky website?
2082006
The last digits tell the number of links in the chain. 72 is standard for 18" Husqvarna chains. Alswys check your vendor's recommendation for fitting a chain.
583580
I have built entire lowers using this vise. Just make sure you clamp everything super tight.
418268
There is a printed template for the vise base plate which is to be placed under the bench to locate the holes for screws/bolts. Using the outline of the base plate as shown on the template you need ~3" of "depth" past the front edge of your bench for the plate and ~6 7/8" is the width of the plate (distance between holes is 5 1/2" side to side). So if you have 7" of room or more you should be good to go.
962012
72Lpx Chains are round-ground chisel72LGX chains are square-ground chisel070 is link countg means it comes in a box
1997600
There is an adaptor available with a 1/4 drive on it. I don't remember where I got mine but I use it often. Harbor freight tools has a set of adaptors in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 drives.
2261666
Sorry I can't honestly tell you where but an educated guess says further east than US. But its done the job for me and never used for jobs l bought a beefier unit for, researched it and got the best available and paid for the quality. Old dawg here, have seen it all. Majority of issues with low end (cheaper) is abuse- doing big boy jobs w/4 foot breakers. That and/or a lousy mounting on the wrong surface, can't blame mfr when things break loose, including the undersized vise, only not as they hoped they could get away with. I have to fair. I always look for a deal/best price but some things i will not compromise on: quality of my tools or accepting what a mfr claims their product is capable of without documentation and then try to exceed those limits. What was question?
514282
Newer Surge with two accessory bit holders and extra saw/file works fine in mine. Just be careful with the belt loop, it's fragile.
2244765
The answer posted by Hunt Ma is the right answer. You don't need a link. But if you want spares, you can go by the number of speeds it is designed for. 6-7-8-speed chain is wider than 7-8-speed chain. (Z-72 is 7-8-speed chain). Always go with chains and parts designed for the same number of speeds. Finally, if you have an 8-speed cluster, chains designed for 6 as well as 7or 8 speeds don't shift as cleanly due to the slight extra width.
2081822
It works well on 7D for me. Don't know about 70D though. The build is better than what appears in the photo--stronger internal reinforcement. I chose this one based on the photo, thinking it looked weak on the side so I could open a screw hole on the side to do some tweak. Not so easy. Tight fit too.
39086
Most any type of 7" disc works well on my machine. I have no idea what you mean by 'your discs won't fit' ? You buy, 7" discs, grit per work project, metal or wood, etc. Put your pad on per the instructions in your user manual. Then fit your sanding disc over the shaft, making sure you align the holes and slip on. Place you secure nut on and tighten it down. You're ready for sanding. I hope this helps. Later and good luck........
440871
I've added a saw to mine replacing the file with no problem. Just remember to add blue loctite to the screws when you reassemble. You should be able to add a 1/4" drive, but you may have to sacrifice 2 tools because it's quite thick. I have one on my Power Lock and it works great. As an alternate in a pinch, the large flathead can drive a 1/4" socket.
813243
I actually just did a 1x10 conversion with 32 tooth up front and a 42 tooth in back. Still works flawlessly. Definitely start with a new chain though,narrow wide chain ring up front and One Up extended cog in back with the special mad 16 tooth cog that replaces your 15 and 17 tooth cog.