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Re: Why are my round filed chains faster then Atop filed?
« Reply #10 on: September 23, 2015, 06:26:16 pm »
Cut4fun showed me a trick with the ATOP that makes sharpening go a little better and consistent. And that is when you get the chain positioned against the stop and before you file any, Take your scrench and stick it between the chain and the bar on the bottom side of the bar. This tightens up the chain so the cutter doesn't tilt backwards on you when you run the file past the cutter.
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