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Semi chisel is the most durable but slow. Full chisel is faster but that little working corner is unsupported and delicate. Square is faster than both and in between for durability *depending on the angles it is ground to* - and for durability you also want stihl chain, and better yet, .404.

Sometimes the best part of harvesting.... ;) Kinda satifying

Yep. We are broke as usual...so we all got a big laugh out of what would probably be 500 bucks worth of lamb at a restaurant.

@Maximalist that song rocks so hard. Love Hurts was my adopted father's favorite song, hands down.

Livin the life Jim.

Does square-filed chisel chain match those conditions?

I’m all ears! Nice to have a faller around. Yes, factory is bad to very bad. All side plate. I’m in the desert and the wood is generally very hard and dusty, so I shoot for durability.

Probably was a good thing she broke the desk. Found suitcases on the pipes and the potential fire hazard.

Hell of a thing.

Lamb chops.

...With the hog in quesition, he was apparently the owners favorite animal buddy and they had a very close relationship for years until one day, for no known reason, sh*t went crazy. The animal was 250lbs of straight gristle and muscle with tusks. I bet it could withstand a baseball bat to the head

I always grind new chain, ain't worth a damn otherwise. Id try just a tiny bit of hook if it was me. Your wood maybe harder than mine, or dirtier, so maybe not. You can also tip the sideplate farther ahead, as you said, and widen it some more. It's wider now than most I've seen, but it can...

That seems like something almost certain to happen, with an animal like that.

That's certainly one thing leading to another...

Working, and lurking a bit. Hunting season now so.....

Pet wart hog goes ballistic https://archive.ph/zcHoi