1004:– After clearing the tree's base undergrowth for the retreat path and the felling direction; felling is properly done with three main cuts. To control the fall, the directional cut line should run 1/4 of the tree diameter to make a 45-degree wedge, which should be 90 degrees to the felling direction and perfectly horizontal. The top cut should be made first and then the bottom cut is made to form the directional cut line at the wedge point. A narrow or nonexistent hinge lessens felling direction control. From the opposite side of the wedge, the final felling cut is finished one-tenth of the tree diameter from the direction cut line. The felling cut is made horizontally and slightly (1.5–2 inches; 5.1 cm) above the bottom cut. When the hinge is properly set, the felling cut will begin the fall in the desired direction. A sitback is when a tree moves back opposite the intended direction. Placing a wedge in the felling cut can prevent a sitback from pinching the saw.
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consecutive rivets (e.g., 8 mm, 0.325 inch), while the gauge is the thickness of the drive link where it fits into the guide bar (e.g., 1.5 mm, 0.05 inch). The conventional "full complement" chain has one tooth for every two drive links. "Full skip" chain has one tooth for every three drive links. Built into each tooth is a depth gauge or "raker", which rides ahead of the tooth and limits the depth of cut, typically to around 0.5 mm (0.025"). Depth gauges are critical to safe chain operation. If left too high, they cause very slow cutting; if filed too low, the chain becomes more prone to kick back. Low depth gauges also cause the saw to vibrate excessively. Vibration is uncomfortable for the operator and is detrimental to the saw.
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Jeffray explained that the chainsaw would allow a smaller wound and protect the adjacent muscles, nerves, and veins. While symphysiotomy had too many complications for most obstetricians, Jeffray's ideas about the excision of the ends of bones became more accepted, especially after the widespread adoption of anaesthetics. For much of the 19th century the chainsaw was a useful surgical instrument, but it was superseded in 1894 by the
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Francisco on January 17, 1905, his intent being to fell giant redwoods. The first portable chainsaw was developed and patented in 1918 by Canadian millwright James Shand. After he allowed his rights to lapse in 1930, his invention was further developed by what became the German company
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with a sharp angular or curved corner and two beveled cutting edges, one on the top plate and one on the side plate. Left-handed and right-handed teeth are alternated in the chain. Chains are made in varying pitch and gauge; the pitch of a chain is defined as half of the length spanned by any three
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Chains must be kept sharp to perform well. They become blunt rapidly if they touch soil, metal, or stones. When blunt, they tend to produce powdery sawdust, rather than the longer, clean shavings characteristic of a sharp chain; a sharp saw also needs very little force from the operator to push it
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Some chains have safety features as safety links as on micro chisel saws. These links keep the saw close to the gap between two cutting links and lift the chain when the space at the safety link is full with saw chips, which lifts the chain and lets it cut slower. Nonprofessional chains have less
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The tension of the cutting chain is adjusted so that it neither binds on nor comes loose from the guide bar. The tensioner for doing so is either operated by turning a screw or a manual wheel. The tensioner is either in a lateral position underneath the exhaust or integrated into the clutch cover.
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The oil is pumped from a small pump to a hole in the bar. From there, the lower ends of each chain drive link take a portion of the oil into the gauge towards the bar nose. The pump outlet and bar hole must be aligned. Since the bar is moving out and inwards depending on the chain length, the oil
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of a watch" independently very soon after Park's original 1782 publication, but that he was not able to have it produced until 1790, after which it was used in the anatomy lab and occasionally lent out to surgeons. Park and Moreau described successful excision of diseased joints, particularly the
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Because the material to be cut is not fibrous, much less kickback occurs. So, the most-used method of cutting is plunge-cutting, by pushing the tip of the blade into the material. With this method, square cuts as small as the blade width can be achieved. Pushback can occur if a block shifts when
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When turning the screw, a hook in a bar hole moves the bar either out (tensioning) or in, making the chain loose. Tension is right when it can be moved easily by hand and not hanging loose from the bar. When tensioning, hold the bar nose up and pull the bar nuts tight. Otherwise, the chain might
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typically 40 to 90 cm (16 to 36 in) in length, is used. An edge slot guides the cutting chain. Specialized, loop-style bars, called bow bars, were also used at one time for bucking logs and clearing brush, although they are now rarely encountered due to increased hazards of operation.
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are used. The centrifugal clutch expands with increasing speed, engaging a drum. On this drum sits either a fixed sprocket or an exchangeable one. The clutch has three jobs: When the engine runs idle (typically 2500-2700 rpm) the chain does not move. When the clutch is engaged and the chain
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Another dangerous situation occurs when heavy timber begins to fall or shift before a cut is complete. The chainsaw operator may be trapped or crushed. Similarly, timber falling in an unplanned direction may harm the operator or other workers, or an operator working at a height may fall or be
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Hydraulic chainsaws can be used to cut wood, concrete, brick and steel if the appropriate chain is used. Underwater cutting may be done in conditions of moving water and low visibility, which can increase risk, and appropriate safety precautions and suitable procedures are required for safety.
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Two-stroke chainsaws require about 2–5% of oil in the fuel to lubricate the engine, while the motor in electrical chain-saws is normally lubricated for life. Most modern gasoline-operated saws today require a fuel mix of 2% (1:50). Gasoline that contains ethanol can result in problems for the
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isolates the chassis from the wheels and road. In cold weather, carburetor icing can occur, so many saws have a vent between the cylinders and carburetor which may be opened to allow hot air to pass. Cold temperature can also contribute to vibration-induced injury, and some saws have a small
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Chainsaws are used for underwater cutting by professional divers. They are usually driven by hydraulic power supplied from the surface and operated by commercial divers using surface-supplied diving equipment. Underwater chainsaw cutting may also be used by public safety divers.
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As chainsaw carving has become more popular, manufacturers are making special short, narrow-tipped bars (called "quarter-tipped" "nickel-tipped", or "dime-tipped" bars, based on the size of their tips). Some chainsaws are built specifically for carving applications.
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Lateral tensioners have the advantage that the clutch cover is easier to mount, but the disadvantage that it is more difficult to reach nearby the bar. Tensioners through the clutch cover are easier to operate, but the clutch cover is more difficult to attach.
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A common accident arises from "kickback" when a chain tooth at the tip of the guide bar catches on wood without cutting through it. This throws the bar (with its moving chain) in an upward arc toward the operator, which can cause serious injury or even death.
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was supervising German prisoners cutting pulpwood in East Texas. Poulan utilized an old truck fender and fashioned it into a curved piece utilized to guide the chain. The "bow guide" now allowed the chainsaw to be utilized by a single operator.
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and reduce user fatigue, saws generally have an anti-vibration system to physically decouple the handles from the engine and bar. This is achieved by constructing the saw in two pieces, connected by springs or rubber in the same way an
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equipment because ethanol dissolves plastic, rubber, and other material. This leads to problems, especially on older equipment. A workaround for this problem is to run fresh fuel only and run the saw dry at the end of the work.
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in 1926. Corded chainsaws became available for sale to the public from the 1960s onwards, but these were never as successful commercially as the older gas-powered type due to limited range, dependency upon the presence of an
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inside the body of the saw. The engine drives the chain around the track by a centrifugal clutch, engaging the chain as engine speed increases under power, but allowing it to stop as the engine speed slows to idle speed.
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stops in the wood for another reason, it protects the engine. Most importantly, it protects the operator in case of a kickback. Here, the chain brake stops the drum, and the clutch releases immediately.
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A chain brake activator is located forward of the upper handle and is activated by a kickback event. When triggered, it tensions a band around the clutch drum, stopping the chain within milliseconds.
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A chainsaw comprises an engine, a drive mechanism, a guide bar, a cutting chain, a tensioning mechanism, and safety features. Various safety practices and working techniques are used with chainsaws.
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The end of the saw power head has two oil holes, one on each side. These holes must match with the outlet of the oil pump. The pump sends the oil through the hole in the lower part of the gauge.
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of buildings and monuments for removing parts with minimal damage to the surrounding structure. More recently, concrete chainsaws with electric motors of 230 volts have also been developed.
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Here, one or two bolts from the saw run through. The clutch cover is put on top of the bar and it is secured through these bolts. The number of bolts is determined by the size of the saw.
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Solid bars are solid steel, intended for professional use. They commonly have an exchangeable nose, since the sprocket at the bar nose wears out faster than the bar.
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After World War II, improvements in aluminum and engine design lightened chainsaws to the point where one person could carry them. In some areas, the chainsaw and
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The lower part of the chain runs in the gauge. Here, the lubrication oil is pulled by the chain to the nose. This is basically the thickness of the drive links.
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began manufacturing full size chainsaws for cutting logs during the early 2020s. Battery powered chainsaws should eventually see increased market share in
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When fastened into a special guide frame, a chainsaw can be used as a portable sawmill to cut bulk wood into planks or boards. Such usage is called a
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Safety bars are laminated bars with a small sprocket at the nose. The small nose reduces the kickback effect. Such bars are used on consumer saws.
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1972:"Masters of the Chainsaw - Chainsaw Competitions"
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454:The cutting chain seen here features the popular
27:Portable handheld power saw with a rotating chain
240:–1785) by two Scottish doctors, John Aitken and
1397:, Volume 4. Toronto: Dundurn Press. 175. Print.
1101:Special chainsaws can cut concrete, brick, and
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2101:. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
470:Chainsaw engines are traditionally either a
415:risk of the blade's proximity to the cable.
402:The first electric chainsaw was invented by
1598:Now You Know, Volume 4: The Book of Answers
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3584:European Championship in Forestry Skills
2169:Final Directive for National Saw Program
1701:"The 14 Best Electric Chainsaws in 2023"
1133:for gaining access to buildings, and in
1097:A water-cooled chainsaw cutting concrete
977:Final Directive for National Saw Program
1889:Occupational and Environmental Medicine
1415:(4). Oxford University Press: 454–465.
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143:A chainsaw cutting a small wooden board
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2190:. 29 December 2009. Archived from
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1663:Hinson, Tamara (October 7, 2021).
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5190:National Wood Carvers Association
2247:"Electric concrete chainsaw 230V"
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1622:McClain, Troy (May 22, 2013).
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5180:Caricature Carvers of America
3589:Lumberjack World Championship
2221:. 2012-03-04. pp. 16–18.
1844:10.1080/10937404.2018.1557576
256:. In 1806, Jeffray published
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1976:www.mastersofthechainsaw.com
1172:Chainsaws in popular culture
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604:0.043 in or 1.1 mm
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1109:. They may use gasoline or
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252:(1785) in the context of a
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1216:"Definition of chain saw"
229:, a medical bone chainsaw
191:wildland fire suppression
155:) is a portable handheld
32:Chainsaw (disambiguation)
3405:Machine and metalworking
3010:Machine and metalworking
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1601:. Dundurn. p. 175.
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1244:Scottish Medical Journal
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926:chainsaw safety clothing
922:Chainsaw safety features
762:Chainsaw safety features
620:Grease holes at bar nose
518:vibration induced injury
458:style of cutting blades.
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1496:Material Culture Review
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286:. This instrument, the
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1451:US patent 279780
1085:or Alaskan sawmill.
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30:For other uses, see
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2510:Aerial firefighting
2034:"Ethanol free fuel"
1944:. 57 Suppl: 87–97.
1836:2018JTEHB..21..320K
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1470:"Endless chain saw"
952:industrial deafness
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1741:Los Angeles Times
1723:Popular Mechanics
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5029:Edge banding
4801:Router plane
4796:Rebate plane
4756:Finger plane
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4159:Lignum vitae
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3761:Chip carving
3577:Competitions
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3487:Aizkolaritza
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5241:Flat sawing
5129:Wood drying
4806:Scrub plane
4791:Razee plane
4741:Block plane
4595:Mitre clamp
4542:Wood scribe
4493:Combination
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3509:Felling cut
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3122:Garden fork
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2492:Wedge prism
2465:Rangefinder
2425:Angle gauge
2412:Mensuration
2345:Caulk boots
2198:18 February
1135:restoration
827:Wikiversity
791:Maintenance
577:alloy steel
516:To prevent
411:, plus the
238: 1783
225:Historical
5330:Categories
5260:Techniques
5209:Conversion
5139:Wood stain
5067:Treatments
4855:Birdsmouth
4821:Spokeshave
4771:Jack plane
4761:Fore plane
4600:Pipe clamp
4565:Band clamp
4489:Carpenters
4310:Engineered
4260:Rubberwood
4109:Eucalyptus
3913:Calocedrus
3826:Pyrography
3791:Kohlrosing
3519:Logrolling
3505:(Scotland)
3503:Caber toss
3305:Lawn mower
3280:Dethatcher
3275:Cultivator
3259:Wood auger
3085:Hand tools
2923:Categories
2745:Helicopter
2586:Brush hook
2420:3D scanner
2393:Tree spade
2366:Pottiputki
2257:2013-06-24
2155:2023-04-20
1771:2024-06-12
1747:2022-03-04
1581:2014-04-27
1334:(Review).
1203:References
1115:lubricated
835:Wikivoyage
628:Guide slot
528:alternator
503:idle speed
484:carburetor
472:two-stroke
440:California
254:pelviotomy
217:In surgery
187:firebreaks
185:, cutting
87:newspapers
76:"Chainsaw"
5336:Chainsaws
5049:Parquetry
5044:Oystering
5039:Marquetry
4880:Butterfly
4547:Workbench
4479:Sandpaper
4459:Mitre box
4404:Drawknife
4394:Burnisher
4379:Abrasives
4328:Hardboard
3989:Afromosia
3871:Whittling
3821:Parquetry
3806:Marquetry
3751:Certosina
3746:Carpentry
3736:Cabinetry
3683:Overviews
3182:Pitchfork
3152:Hori hori
3107:Broadfork
2955:equipment
2933:equipment
2885:Tree tyer
2865:Log flume
2845:Hand hook
2775:Skid cone
2770:Pike pole
2765:Pickaroon
2750:Log truck
2740:Harvester
2730:Forwarder
2720:Cant hook
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2527:Driptorch
2482:Relascope
2477:Microtome
2376:Seed trap
2324:equipment
2038:hsqGlobal
1950:0027-7622
1909:1351-0711
1852:1521-6950
1553:1920-9894
1264:0036-9330
1227:April 13,
1192:Saw chain
1111:hydraulic
880:tackifier
876:viscosity
831:Wikibooks
810:contains
700:Tensioner
669:Saw chain
636:Bar types
609:Oil holes
571:Guide bar
432:Husqvarna
386:harvester
367:McCulloch
358:In 1944,
341:Emil Lerp
288:osteotome
227:osteotome
153:chain saw
18:Chain saw
5295:Category
5074:Adhesive
5054:Purfling
5034:Intarsia
4975:Profiles
4900:Dovetail
4839:Geometry
4678:Hand saw
4663:Crosscut
4648:Circular
4643:Chainsaw
4590:Holdfast
4255:Rosewood
4187:American
4182:Mahogany
4154:Jelutong
4124:Hornbeam
4089:Cocobolo
4084:Chestnut
3999:Andiroba
3811:Millwork
3776:Intarsia
3771:Fretwork
3766:Ébéniste
3695:Glossary
3627:Category
3559:Woodsman
3537:crosscut
3489:(Basque)
3385:Forestry
3375:Cleaning
3336:Chainsaw
3102:Billhook
2990:Forestry
2980:Cleaning
2860:Log pond
2820:Denailer
2735:Go-devil
2672:Head saw
2645:Chainsaw
2581:Broadaxe
2576:Billhook
2547:Helitack
2352:(hoedag)
2317:Forestry
2186:. USDA,
2014:cite web
2008:. 2022 .
1870:30583715
1505:April 9,
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1381:20699757
1280:19878683
1272:15209147
1161:See also
1123:friction
948:tinnitus
726:sprocket
713:derail.
564:sprocket
554:Sprocket
371:dragsaws
195:firewood
149:chainsaw
5351:Logging
5315:Commons
5231:Whipsaw
5226:Sawmill
5119:Varnish
5114:Thermal
5089:Lacquer
5024:Binding
4993:Chamfer
4860:Biscuit
4826:Surform
4718:Whipsaw
4688:Keyhole
4673:Fretsaw
4653:Compass
4638:Bucksaw
4628:Bandsaw
4623:Backsaw
4605:Sawbuck
4575:F-clamp
4570:C-clamp
4444:Jointer
4348:Plywood
4300:Zebrano
4240:Ovankol
4205:Meranti
4193:African
4164:Linden
4119:Hickory
4074:Cedrela
4069:Camphor
4064:Bubinga
4059:Boxwood
4039:Bilinga
4024:Avodire
3941:Juniper
3926:Cypress
3801:Luthier
3690:History
3632:players
3542:Hot Saw
3528:Sawing
3514:Limbing
3498:Bucking
3410:Masonry
3400:Kitchen
3177:Pickaxe
3172:Mattock
3167:Machete
3162:Loppers
3127:Grafter
3015:Masonry
3005:Kitchen
2945:Commons
2870:Machete
2780:Skidder
2712:Logging
2702:Whipsaw
2682:Polesaw
2667:Dragsaw
2640:Bucksaw
2635:Bow saw
2597:Hatchet
2558:Pulaski
2361:Mattock
2105:1 April
1958:7708114
1927:8535491
1918:1128352
1861:6415671
1832:Bibcode
1803:2 April
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1345:5711164
1167:Bandsaw
1053:Cutting
1020:Bucking
1014:Limbing
1008:Freeing
1002:Felling
679:rollers
378:skidder
329:Festool
212:History
183:pruning
179:bucking
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