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I use WoodlandPro bars on my small saws, and I love them. Much better than the stock bars they come with. Broader nose, and at least as durable as the bottom end Oregon(?) bars they shipped with. Last time I ordered, they were advertised as Taiwan made with Swiss bearings. I suppose that's...

My guess is partial greasing leaves it tacky around the bearings and attracts dirt, whereas daily greasing pushes the dirt out, and keeps a higher grease to crud ratio so it won't grind the bearings as readily. Oil just flows and keeps it washed out. Stihl bars don't come with a grease hole. I...

I've heard grease it or not, but not halfway. If you grease, you have to daily grease or it'll fail sooner. I don't grease tips.

No, it was a laminated bar. Stock echo homeowner type bar, so pretty cheap. I would have if it had a replaceable tip. It was very low hour when it came apart.

Never broken a sprocket, but I've had a nose come apart. I either threw a chain, and it blew the nose apart, or the nose came apart and threw the chain. Probably the former, but I dunno.