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Selling for a friend, a non running Stihl MS 193 T for parts or repair. Seems saw has sat for some time and is having trouble staying...
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One of the best tools I own. No hand filer should be without.
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I agree that using both hands really helps to guide the file while the bar is held in a vise. I do have to watch that I don't end up...
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One of the reasons I strongly recommend holding the bar / chain securely in a vise of some kind, and using both hands to guide the file...
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I appreciate all the responses, I will be going some more filing shortly. I am also wondering if the handle shape promotes a certain stroke.
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A great picture you painted
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It's a saw chain, not a fiddle!
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Could also be dipping and raising the file handle in the stroke, which is harder to watch for than top plate angle.
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There’s several YouTubers that explain what happens. They even do it and then how to straighten the edge back out.
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You are not pushing Your file in a straight stroke. I really like the Archer FastFiler roller guides, they also help keep near...
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Or it could be that you're rotating your body during the file stroke, instead of pushing straight through with just your arms...
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Assuming your using a file that's just from not keeping it at the same angle every stroke.
