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Yeah I think they were both all over the place. The Stihl one looks reasonably priced, not sure I need three though! :)

@@whitefeatherslinger8194 cassettes on an ebike should be the same as non ebike. They are generally built differently to handle the extra torque. Unless you are talking about an internal geared hub?

@@ToolBoxTassie_1979 no its just the axle on the ebike is solid no hole inside and it doesn't come out of the wheel ,so when i buy a stack of cogs lets say can i apply them onto the axle ? Im sure theres probs other parts but im just lookin gears on my wheel , usually they come with a solid cog stack that threads into the side of the wheel but in my case theres no threads except the standard axle threads.every other stack of threads i see on here u pull the axle through the frame and work from there it looks like these single cog stack with a spacer is what i need.,cheers for reply

The 18v has subtle 5deg detents and the 36v has subtle 15deg detents, although they don't seem overly accurate in terms of being spot on the indicators. I'm just using the supplied blades but I understand what you mean. I normally swap them out on my circular saws because the carbide teeth easily sheer off. Neither saw gets a lot of use, so I'll do that once they fail. I would have certainly purchased the 254 over the model I ended up with, but whatcha gunna do! I've got a heap of batteries, I run lights, vacuum, sander, heat gun, glue gun, etc etc. I bought a dual charger to try and keep up. That's a great idea about the metal cutting blade. I've got a blade I swap out on my tracksaw that works well, so that could be a better solution than trying to drag out my heavy metal cutting drop saw. Cheers for the comments, I appreciate it!

Apparently if you just re-dress just one side of the standard wheel and leave the outside corner square, you can use better use part of the 3.2mm to get a better profile. This way it isn't a half circle, if you get what I mean. Are you familiar with 'Chainsaw Users' (Lance Nichols) channel? He explains it on his videos. Failing that, do what I did and buy a 4.8mm disc from Jono & Johno and have someone machine out the arbor hole so it is 23mm and you're done.

I had a quick look, but it doesn't seem like the outside diameters would suit? It looks like they do 145mm and 125mm. This machine takes 108mm and the Jono & John wheel discs are 105mm, so they fit.

@ToolBoxTassie_1979 yeah they will specially make them for you mate

I'd never really considered that because it seems like a gimmick. Its a rubber insert that doesn't either block, or allow air much differently when placed either way, but in saying that, its worth a go! Cheers, appreciate it