Budget-friendly Chainsaw Sharpening Made Simple!

This is how I maintain my chain on my chainsaw.......I have been doing these things for years and I am sharing my methods with you to help you to have better success cutting with your chainsaw........
00:00 Introduction
02:47 Tools
05:49 bar info
14:41 raker
23:22 files
27:31 free hand sharpening
35:10 ending

[@codraven57]

This is my tips and tricks that I have picked up over the years..........leave a comment and tell me about your experieces...........agree or condemn any of my techniques.................Lets hear it......

[@retiredforlife63]

Some really good points! As you know, I'm still pretty new at all this wood stuff 😆. Learning something new every day keep life that much more interesting!

[@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837]

Good detailed tips & showing close ups with the chain 👍, I never cover vents they are there for a good reason but teaching don't set your saw in the lose snow there is always a log or tramp a spot, If we get lazy we have problems :) I have never had a saw freeze up in 40 years I was taught when I was a little shit & some things you don't forget :)) Work safe stay warm"

[@codraven57]

I have had them freeze up albiet while working in Alberta with the ~40 shit.......I do it now to eliminate and risk of it happening again because it will mess up your day if this happens.............thanks for tuning in and you opinion....

[@TodaysAdventureswithElwin]

I always take makeup with me just in case someone drops by. I always need to look pretty.
Great pointers. I echo your sentiment. I moved from Jonsered to the same kind of saw as you which I really like.
Great video as per normal

[@codraven57]

You notice I didnt show inside the make up bag......LOL...........great saws........no worries if it will work all day for you or not...............thanks for tuning in my friend.............

[@offgridwanabe]

Totally agree I count too, keep the big file out of the bottom of the tooth so the rivets don't break and I also think depends on whether you are cross cutting or not and the type of wood if you are cutting all hard wood maybe don't get too aggressive with the raker. Great tips and good video as usual. Oh ya remember to file the bar so the curl over doesn't slow you down lol Cheers

[@codraven57]

Yes yes agree with the different types of wood and filing the bar of course........good things to add.......thanks for watching...........

[@noelhunt79]

Great video!! Very informative

[@codraven57]

Thank you and hope you got something from it............thanks for tuning in and commenting.....

[@ErnestWarren-zn6ph]

Cut down on the rambling. You know your stuff. (This was my short and to the point comment.)

[@codraven57]

I agree..........and I tend to repeat some things..........