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It's a good starting method, one called for as SOP by D.D. Dent...but it doesn't work worth a toot on smaller saws ime. The saw has to carry some fairly serious mass to not get jerked sideways by the pull against it's compression, for the maneuver to be controllable and safe. Of course, this...

You'd have to be able to keep all metal shards from the drilling and tapping out of the cylinder...

Youngster...:lol:

Hey! I resemble that remark :D.

Yeah...I used to not bother with them, but that was back when I was young and strong, without all the wear and tear in my shoulders that I have today. That's not the case any longer...neither the young and strong part nor the not bother with decomp valves part :D.

;)

I haven't heard of that situation either, Sean. Not in more than 35 years of chainsaw use. I rather suspect your dealer is blowing smoke, but I certainly could be wrong...it has happened before:).