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Thanks for posting that link!

I've seen the little ones that will fit in a Dremel type setup, but have never seen an actual file available. A 7/32 file designed to touch up carbide saw chain? Cutter's Direct and Stihl both offer carbide chain with brazen or silver soldered carbide inserts. (Even for a 200T, which doesn't...

A diamond file would be handy to touch up the teeth on the saw. Do diamond files even exist? Sherrill marketing opportunity lurks. Probably kinda spendy, but cheaper than a wheel?

I reckon the saw chain carbide (Chain-Sert) won't be able to be all that hard either or hitting rocks, steel, etc. is gonna result in them flying off to greener pastures.

I tried "carbide impregnated" saw chain once upon a time for cutting stumps alap, but was disappointed. Supposedly sharpenable with regular round file, but that sucked, (file killers) as well as the cutting performance.

Why wouldn't stump grinder teeth just use the toughest hard rock drill carbide then? Isn't there a trade off between carbide hardness and brittleness?