Mtanlo Chainsaw Sharpener File Kit 5/32 3/16 7/32 Inch for Husqvarna Stihl Poulan Pro Echo Homelite Jonsered Craftsman Wood Handle Depth Gauge Filing Guide Replacement Set

This sharpening file kit comes with three sizes of your chainsaw sharpening needs(3/8,3/8LP,.325). The premium fine tooth flat and round files is made for Fast filing and cutting Precisonly. The round files come in the sizes of: 5/32”, 3/16”, and 7/32”. The hardwood handle can attach to any of the files and the depth-gauge tool as well and can be used on any chainsaw. How to Sharpen Your chainsaw chain? To sharpen the saw chain, it’s important to follow these 7 steps to ensure you are using the file correctly and ensuring your tool’s health. 1. Determine the gauge and pitch of your saw’s chain. Clean the chain thoroughly with mineral spirits or commercial degreasing detergent to remove any dirt, oil, and debris. 2. Clamp your chainsaw securely with the clamp centered on the bar to allow the saw chain to rotate freely while inspecting the chain for any damaged or links and teeth that may be overly worn or weakened. 3. Before placing the file in the notch on the front of the cutter, which is the ‘angled tooth’ on the front end of the flat surface of the chain link, mark the cutter to achieve an even sharpen on each section. 4. When filing, hold the file at the same angle the cutter was filed with; it’s crucial to match the angle the chain was originally machined to. 5. Work every second tooth identically from your beginning point using a slight twisting motion to remove metal chips. Make sure to sharpen each tooth equally to allow all teeth to be uniform. 6. Once one side is complete, repeat steps 3-5 to evenly file the saw chain. 7. After completing the sharpening process, saturate your chain with chain oil, check the chain tension to make sure it’s secure, and you should be ready to cut.