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Fine grit diamond round file will give an extra fine finish following up a standard chainsaw file.I don't think anyone is getting razer sharp anything with a grinder or file? Sharp yes but razer sharp? meh not really....
Myself I found a profiled finishing stone gets a chain's cutter close to razer sharp still experimenting with it but yeah tis sharp if razer sharp kind of stuff is what someone is looking for?
Pic just for reference I've not sharpened that chain in the pic just showing how the stone fits the profile of the tooth of round filed cutters.
You get a better edge with a square file if going for square than you do with a round file going for round filed IMHO..
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I have three diamond files for .404" & 3/8", three different grits.
I played with giving my chains an extra fine finish, but for me, in hardwoods, it is not worth the extra effort.
I have one, gave it a try and didn't like it.Is anyone using rotary sharpening with diamond burrs?
It is just sitting in its box on my work bench and being push out of the way.
I think it can work for the average Joe, although the results have been sub par for me.