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Ok hère.

Really? :D

Corn

I still can't get photos to upload. It's bugging me.

Boss uses the fancy file holding jigs. I cram a file into an oak stick and go at it like the heathen I am. Ive learned that not everyone can hand file, but thankfully, I can. Follow the angles already present, and use your free hand to hold the tooth you're working on to prevent chatter...

To see if I could post. There hadn't been any activity in about 12 hours.

What kind of grinder?

What'ca testing?

I think I might have one of those file guides in a box somewhere that someone left at a worksite. I have always hand sharpened. Back when I had my business I bought a grinder and would have my main groundie sharpen beat chains on rain days. In retirement it’s just gathering dust… I ought to sell it!

It’s been busy - but with two snow days it was nice to be home and busy yesterday 🤣. Refinished our breakfast table, finished rebuilding carbs on snowblower and generator, and a flat tire on the snowblower. Neighbor saw me out front of the garage working on both and thanked me - saying “You know...

I use this one or the like. A bunch of them actually, because the holder is specific for the file's size, which is specific to the chain's size. The main factor is the % of the file's diameter kept over the cutting edge, so the main cutting angle is set automatically, no need to adjust...

All material went downhill. A brush pile and the wood shed.

File size is chain dependant for sizing.

Pictures always help

Grandberg https://www.granberg.com/product/g106b-file-n-joint-low-profile/

Just wondering is the basic file guides are universal or are they size specific? Just got one and it’s says 3/16 on it. Might be a dumb question but hey don’t know unless you ask. Btw I’m talking about the metal ones that you put a file in and tighten it down.

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