SawAddictedFarmer
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I think it's when your chain cuts to fast.
HELP! How to know when you have too much hook
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A good file is a must. I've had the best luck with Pferd classic cut and vallorbe. I'm sure you already know this or somebody already mentioned it but files go dull, about 6 sharpenings on 28" full comp is my average.
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Too much hook is from having the file too low. Your cutter will look like a C. It will cut fast but won’t last as long
Raising the file will give you a cutter that looks like a (
It will stay sharp longer but won’t cut as fast.
The beauty of doing it yourself is you get to pick and choose where you want it to be
Raising the file will give you a cutter that looks like a (
It will stay sharp longer but won’t cut as fast.
The beauty of doing it yourself is you get to pick and choose where you want it to be
