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Thanks for the intel folks. This is Stihl RSF chain I use. I'll raise the file a few clicks at a time and see how it goes.

The most of what I cut is oak and locust Jay.

Magnus, what angles would be best for dry/dead wood? I've been using the factory angles on this Stihl chain and it cuts ok but I think it could do better. Cut a green tree yesterday and it was like a hot knife in butter, first one probably 15 years, so the factory angles are good for live trees...

Sawman, that Granberg file holder thing works great for me as long as I keep the bar closed and square like Jed said.

Was that in response to my post Gerry?

Just one step Tucker? LOL...

I'm no tree man but I just keep the chain tight,bar in spec and use the factory angles with a Granberg file-0-joint or whatever it's called. I have time to play but you guys probably don't. Did have an ol timber butcher tell me to use the next size up file though. I used a 7/32 file for my .404...