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Yes, but not harder than aluminum oxide. It covers every bit of aluminum, even the "bare" aluminum (not anodized) has a thin layer of it. Aluminum is a reactive metal and is very quickly attacked by oxygen, about seconds. Thin and brittle, but almost always still there. And as a matter of...

The problem with the wood/plywood is that it stores the water, so the bar-chain is continuously in the humidity and can rust. Fear the rain. Some years ago, the local big store made a display stand out of logs to show the chainsaws. You know, boring the log at an angle and living the saw there...