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Originally Posted by Jerry D
Honeslty, my opinion. A file is okay for an ocassional cutter.
Someone doing any large qty of firewood will probably just swap chains in the field and then sharpen then on a bench grinder.
Hit a rock or nail in the wood or a peice of fence and your filing for hours to get past the damage. Thats why the bench grinder is where its at.
Chains are 25.00 a pop, have a few on hand for day of cutting.
Dont forget to touch up, dress the bar and flip it.
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exactly correct, a professional re-sharp is $8.00 some places $10.00.
no file sharpening on the job, ever