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Reviews (3)
Dec 21, 2016
Quicken bait & switch
Loads, but never goes straight to data file from desktop icon. Get dropdown boxes asking about new user, new file, etc. every time I click on desktop icon. I gave up, put a shortcut to data file and click on it to open. It's loaded with bank ad junk too. I wish I still had my 2002 version.
Jun 26, 2019
Buy a Walbro, not a Chinese knock-off.
My Stihl MS 260 Pro would not start, flooded constantly. The original carburetor was a Walbro WT-403B, which did not have an adjustable high speed mixture screw.
The WT-194 was a perfect fit after the substitution of the compensating top plate from the old carb, and after installation the saw started on the 2nd pull, as it should. A little tweaking of the mixture and idle speed screws and I now have a saw that starts easier and runs better than when it was new 14 years ago.
Feb 02, 2016
Starrett quality has slipped
1 of 2 found this helpful I have a drawer full of forty year old Starrett squares and other measuring devices, which have been wonderful tools, The first things I noticed about the new square was that the box is different, and the blade is no longer inscribed "The L. S. Starrett Co. Athol, Mass, USA", as shown in the product illustration and on my older Starrett squares. It says only "Starrett" That should have been my first clue something has changed.
The head faces are not square to the adjacent face going around the smaller perimeter. (Checked using a forty year old Starrett No. 55 Hardened and Ground Bevel Edged Square).
One side of the blade is not square to the head. (Checked using a forty year old Starrett No. 55 Hardened and Ground Bevel Edged Square).
The first few times I tried to slide the blade in the head, the retaining pin dragged, chattered and shaved metal off the blade groove, even though I backed the locking screw off several turns.
One end of the blade is not square to the two adjacent edges and looks like it was cut off in a shear and never dressed.
Even the box is a lighter weight cardboard and the corner tape popped off one corner of the inner box.
Starrett used to be one of the very best. Today's Starrett has gone to pot or gone to China. I'm very disappointed.
I'm sending this one back and will buy a used Starrett square.