Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Dec 21, 2020
Recently I told you how with an ordinary, inexpensive chainsaw from the Traffic Light area, I cut aerated concrete blocks and a roll of bikrost (waterproofing). Naturally, the native chain intended for wood processing could not withstand this abuse and was very worn out.
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Of course it needs to be disposed of. But I decided to give the chain for sharpening, they said that this product is easier to throw away. To which I had to object: "Sharpen it as best you can, let it still serve.". The master agreed, but asked for 50 rubles more for his services.
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
As a result, I decided to make a useful thing out of it. For this I need:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting bladeHomemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Two eyelets and cable clips. I bought them at the point of sale of hardware.
Next, you should cut off the lock in the chain:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
We try on one end of the chain in a "kush"
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Under this ring we try on a cable clip:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
If the edges of the chain from the chainsaw interfere, they should be cut off with an emery or grinder. So that she fits into the clamp:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
After these manipulations, the chain should be free in the clamp:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Next, you just need to attach the counter plate and tighten with a nut:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting bladeHomemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
The same operation should be done with the other end of the saw blade. In the end, this is what you should get:
Homemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting bladeHomemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting bladeHomemade product from an old chain (purchased at Traffic Lights together with a chainsaw). "Breathed" a second life into the cutting blade
Many will ask a question. And why is such a homemade product needed? The process of working with it is clearly shown, scroll through the gallery:
Handles can be inserted into the eyes, making sawing easier. This homemade product is perfect for lovers of outdoor trips. Doesn't take up much space. It doesn't weigh much. It cuts perfectly. I am sure for people who have straight arms, it will not be difficult to do it. Everything is easy and simple. You can watch a video demonstrating her work.here