Felled Chainsaw Chain Breaker Kit — Bench-Mounted Rivet Tool for 1/4" to .404" Chains, Hardened Punches

The Felled Chainsaw Chain Breaker and Rivet Tool Kit is a heavy‑duty workbench-mounted tool that lets you press out master link rivets quickly and precisely for 1/4", .325", 3/8" low profile, 3/8" and .404" chains.

If you maintain chainsaws, swapping links or replacing a damaged section should be efficient and accurate. This kit combines a boltable steel baseplate, a centered punch system with a low-friction thrust bearing, a sliding anvil to secure different chain gauges, two hardened punches, a hex wrench and a detachable handle to deliver extra leverage. It’s built for repeatable, controlled force so you avoid damaging chain plates while breaking or reconnecting links.

How does the breaker remove rivets without hammering?

The unit uses a centered punch pressing straight down through the rivet while the sliding anvil stabilizes the chain link. A long lever transfers steady torque into direct linear pressure, letting you push rivets out smoothly rather than striking them.

• Low‑friction thrust bearing reduces binding and wear.
• Centered steel punch aligns over the rivet head for precise force.
• Sliding anvil holds chain gauge securely to prevent bending.
• Lever handle generates controlled mechanical advantage—no hammer needed.

Which chain sizes and rivets will this tool fit?

The kit includes components sized to work with the most common chainsaw chains so you can service everything from compact homeowner chains to professional saw chains. The removable anvil accepts multiple pitches and profiles for broad compatibility.

• Compatible with 1/4", .325", 3/8" low profile, 3/8" and .404" chains.
• Two hardened punches accommodate different rivet diameters and wear patterns.
• Adjustable slide anvil holds various link widths firmly during operation.
• Mounting holes let you fasten the 6.5" (16.5cm) tall tool to a bench for stability.

How do I install and operate the Felled chain breaker on my bench?

Installation is straightforward: position the base on a sturdy work surface and secure it with bolts through the mounting holes. When using the tool, center the punch over the rivet, slide the anvil to clamp the chain, then pull the lever down to press the rivet out.

• Bolt the baseplate to your workbench for safe, repeatable operations.
• Pre‑lubricated parts reduce friction—verify punch is centered before pressing.
• Use the included 9.5" (24cm) handle for extra leverage on stubborn rivets.
• Keep the second punch available for reverse operations or different rivet sizes.

What should I expect for durability and maintenance?

The Felled breaker is constructed from hardened steel components made to tolerate frequent use in a workshop setting. Basic cleaning and occasional light lubrication of the moving parts will keep the action smooth and extend service life.

• Heavy‑duty steel base and hardened punches resist deformation.
• Pre‑lubricated for immediate use; reapply light oil periodically.
• Thrust bearing reduces wear on pivot points for long‑term reliability.
• Spare punch and hex wrench included for on‑bench adjustments.

Who is this for: The Felled Chainsaw Chain Breaker and Rivet Tool Kit is aimed at homeowners and professional sawyers who want a reliable, bench‑mounted way to remove and rejoin chain rivets without resorting to hammers or grinders. It suits anyone who services multiple chain types and values precise, repeatable results from a compact shop tool.