Yeah I like those, haven't tried their double bevel either. Do they make one?@Deets066 have you tried pferd files? They are my favorite so far. I haven’t tried there double bevel but there round files are way better than oregon. Last longer and remove more material faster.
Save edge double bevel
Couldn’t find them on ebay but I found that baileys carried them. I buy the round files off ebay. http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...es/Pferd-Double-Beveled-Chisel-Files-Each.axdYeah I like those, haven't tried their double bevel either. Do they make one?
http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...es/Pferd-Double-Beveled-Chisel-Files-Each.axdWow! They aint cheap. I bought my last Save Edge chisel bit files for $6.95 each.
Not worth even trying wif my cell. My daughters phone might shed some light on it.Got any pics of the converted square filed cutter?
Couldn’t find them on ebay but I found that baileys carried them. I buy the round files off ebay. http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...es/Pferd-Double-Beveled-Chisel-Files-Each.axd
The larger file usually really opens the gullet up. May be the reason it seemed faster.Well. I made just 1 cut with the chain filed with the 3/8 file. I took a video of it. Then I filed 2 swipes with the correct .325 file. Looked much sharper when filed correctly.
I am surprised to find out that the saw cut faster with the 3/8 filed chain, than the correct file. Weird.
The saw felt better with the chain filed correctly though.
Let me upload the vids.
This is 3/8 filed .325 chain.
This is .325 chain filed properly.