The archived article divides stone chain-saw machines into small, medium, large, and specialized classes. It does not identify a manufacturer series, model, definition of size, chain or bar record, machine dimensions, mass, power record, material test, datasheet, or dated configuration. The old depth bands are therefore not repeated.
Four class labels, no numeric boundary
Small
An archived class label with no attributable threshold or model list.
Medium
An archived class label with no attributable threshold or model list.
Large
An archived class label with no attributable threshold or model list.
Specialized
An archived class label with no defined configuration or model list.
What the word size would need to mean
- Model identity
- A manufacturer series and exact model would anchor the record.
- Defined dimension
- The measured feature and measurement convention would need to be named rather than inferred from a class label.
- Machine configuration
- The applicable chain, bar, machine envelope, mass, and power records would need to belong to the same dated datasheet.
- Material context
- A named stone or material and attributable test would be needed before connecting a machine record with an application.
Datasheet reconciliation before any range claim
| Record | Question it must answer |
|---|---|
| Model datasheet | Which exact machine and revision are being described? |
| Dimension definition | Which feature is measured, and by what convention? |
| Chain and bar record | Which documented configuration belongs to that model? |
| Mass and power record | Which attributable values belong to the same dated configuration? |
| Material test | Which named sample and test conditions support a material-specific statement? |
What the archive can establish
The old page used four size-class labels. An attributable account of available sizes requires exact models, defined dimensions, documented chain and bar configurations, mass and power records, current datasheets, and material-specific tests. Those records are not present here.
