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They're good stump chains, or maybe use them for yard trees you suspect are full of metal. I always have enough trashy stuff to cut to use up a chain. Policy dictates at least one tooth has to be missing to consider a chain "done". Sometimes I push them much longer than that. Doesn't take much...

I've never rocked a chain bad, and I'm pretty bad about sticking it in the dirt. I've had a couple bad teeth, and I just give them about the same file strokes as the good teeth, and wait til they catch up. It spends a bit of time being a semi skip, and then works fine. I sharpen every tank of...

It can be either way, and cost isn't an indicator. All my arborist saws have hardened teeth, but there's others in the same price range that can be resharpened. I got a silky feather file to sharpen my carpenter saw. It was pretty expensive($35), but it's a really nice file, and works good...

If I was in charge of raking, I think I'd make my own handle out of a tree branch. You could make it a little fatter(I guess that's what doubled handles are for?), and utilize curvature for better positioning.

I'm a packrat. I save everything of even marginal utility. I don't want to ever buy anything I already had.