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Maybe we should further break it down and talk about about advancing the chain. I like the advance a number of cutters at a time method, often done by taking the file under the bar and sort of pulling it on the back of a cutter to slide the chain. That way I don't have to move my other...

Maybe it's a bad habit, but I always file with the thumb of my other hand supporting the cutter, kind of pushing it against the other side of the bar groove to keep it from wiggling.

You don't really need to see the cutter to know if it's sharp. If it will grab your fingernail.....

I get a kink in my neck just watching Willard.

They might be, Scott, but I never knew it. I guess I should have, though, never cleaning one.

What's a curl and what's a self cleaning file? Other than that, your post is clear. :D

I thought you were joking, Jed, sorry to be so flippant. It just seems that having to undue the brake and pull out the wedge then do the reverse every time you move the chain, it could give you tennis elbow or something.

With all due respect to Mr. Adams, I think the brake applied is an unneeded extra step. A wedge...wtf? :lol: