Hat's off to both you and Buckin. I had one helluva time with my filing for a while before I came across your videos. Practice doesn't always make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect. I wasn't gettin' it right until I got some proper education. Thank you, sir!
Not sure what I enjoy the more, the knowledge and experiences ya pass along , the genuine sincerity or your attitude (reminds me of the men I grew up and worked around). Keep it coming and thanks for now.
Awesome work mate! I started square filing a few days ago as I had a big pine job on. I'm a mechanical engineer by trade but also a logger as well . But I'm pretty good with my angles and stuff so got the hang of it really quick and man they do cut well! Also feels smoother too. Keep up the awesome work mate
Truth Professor Harvey! Gotta rotate, come from the bottom up and by feel. For my square chisel I use the 6 sided “triangle” file. Always a great day when we get a new Ironhorse video. And today we got two! Thanks for all of you contributions to the community! And that’s the way gas and oil should be carried in the woods. Lol, maybe I’m just cheap but that’s how I do it to. That 044 sounds great.
Harv, I might have mentioned this before....we went to dropping our round file a little just like in your video. Not everybody does that, but just like you said, since the top plate cutting edge drops some toward the inside we needed to do that just to not get blunt toward the short side. We would get even a little curve in the top plate edge - called it a "little moon". The old 72LP chain came round ground the same way, if you tried to fit a file against the factory grind, you had to drop it some just to match up. Thanks for what you do!!
Now it makes sense .. Well it all makes sense. So much so I knew there was an underlying reason that most everything you said I could relate to or I was in tune with.. South paw , lefty , left handed , right minded.. I knew there was a common denominator , I understand your way of thinking more so than most others.. As I too am left handed.. Enough rambling.. Thanks as always for schooling me on chisel filing technique .. It's much appreciated..
You are so right Ironhorse, always file up with the tooth not down. The file teeth grab the leading edge of the tooth, wrecking the file and dulling the tooth. You are a fine teacher. From Petrolia, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
I priced a simington and they are over 1600$. I bought a dozen 3 square files for 160$ Going to see if I can learn square fileing. Lot of good tips here.
Dennis Constanine ... Does anybody square file their chain in our country of New Zealand ? Ran this question past the husky dealership up here in northland & they didn't know what I was talking about ! Cheers
@ Mark Dudley, neither myself or cutting buddies have used any square filed chains, most dealers Ive talked to dont know much, they just replace parts and charge a fortune. Maybe forestry guys would be the ones to talk to.
Been filing for decades. Been doing it wrong all along. Just learned the 3, 45 degree angles on the chisel bit. Works great! Thanks for the confirmation 💪
That was a real lesson right there Harvey. I have been cutting wood almost my whole life. I am almost 70 years old and have always had a woodstove for heat. I have always sharpened my saw but never like you just sharpened that saw. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.
Love the videos as always. You are a wealth of knowledge. Maybe a good way to explain the direction of your filing is... sharpening into the chains working edge, puts the sharp cutting edge of the file directly into the edge you are thing to make sharp. You never get the burr and you beat your file to death once you get a sharp edge on that chain. Now you end up with (2) sharp edges opposing each other. Anyway, keep kickin ass, and it's people like you that need to be an inspiration to our younger generation.
Harv, how have you and Cullen been? I remember when I joined the channel you were in the triple digits. Congrats on 17.6K subscribers and many more to come! I love your and Buckin' videos the only problem is, its hard to sit down for a while. I get to watching your videos and I want to go do things outside. 10- 15 minutes is the perfect video for me. We got hit pretty hard up here in Woodgate with snow from December up until two weeks ago, ten miles from Boonville. I know you know where that is, lol! Had the Husqvarna snowblower out thirteen times in three months. I'll be happy to put the snowblower away next month and get the rake, leafblower and chainsaws out of shed again! Hope all is well in Western, NY.
It’s amazing that someone with this much experience is willing to take the time and pass on knowledge. This kind of stuff is priceless, thank you sir. I’ve looked high and low for that file, can’t find it. Any suggestions?
hand filin and skidder loggin go together like a wink and a smile! Good to see ya Harv.Thanks for the lesson I never heard the 45 45 45 concept makes sense tho. hope to see ya at the next buckinstock sir!
I love this video! I am shutting down the evaporator tonight and watching this. We were slammed today sap wise (great problem to have). I have taught myself the square filing too. Before I started selling and maintaining chains, Buckin gave me some solid advice in semi-chisel chain too. Round filing is sort of look at it from the side and “See the C”. That square filing for me kinda came naturally, because of nature of my day job lol, precision grinding at angles is sort of if what I do... I am thinking we will send Buckin some .063 and let him mess with his grinder on it....
Weird because everyone says square is harder... I guess I’m a weirdo...I do use a flat file to covert that chain on first file, it saves those chisel files. Run your 45 up cut under the tooth, with flat file, then you just sort of clean it up with that chisel file. I can’t explain it as good as you Harvey!
Ohhhhhh ummmmmmm you know the “internet hate squad is gonna roll their eyes at this. I can hear the now”ehh do you see him running his file BACK and forth. You should only go forward” (mean while )IronHorse is rooster tailing big chips cutting straight up and down like 6oclock. Great video Mr. IronHorse. Ty for all the knowledge you share making the bush a better place.
When i chisel file i do it similar than you Harvey, but mostly full chisel square ground chain does not work for me because the wood is never clean enough. So I round file either full chisel or semi chisel chain. Especially when you are making stumps really low for tractor and trailer to drive around doing thinning loggin I run semi chisel. I only run full chisel square ground chain if i have firewood in a pile that is very clean and it cuts really great.
Ok Iron Horse, I live in the high desert. Sand gets in the Pinion and Juniper bark and dulls me out very quickly. Will "your" chisle file or round file last longer? Everything wears out fast- frnt and rear sprockets, bars and of course, chain. Currently I use an Oregob round grinder. It's fast. My chain lasts me maybe 30 minutes before I change chain. I don't wait till I get dull. As soon as it's not sharp, I change it out. I bring 2 to 3 saws and have at least 8 chain per saw. I can cut for two day with that. Thanks Actually every thing wears out fast- fr
I been filling for a long time myself and I have learned that I like round better than square... cutting really hard woods like hickory I feel like round is faster in harder woods and definitely stays sharp longer in the harder woods and I have had a few problems with square ground chain when I get into knots in really hard woods it starts to knock off the point on square ground
this is huge, your the legend. found ya from Buckin you guys are awesome, use what I learn from you guys and give it a shot. so far it's been working. glad to subscribe to your channel. I'm here from Massachusetts
🤗👍👊😎 My brother said that saw set in his storage unit For 5 years he dropped off my house I immediately started it up took about 8 polls Just as I told you on the phone set there in part like a Cat! It was an honor Harvey to give you that Saw!! Lol in a still giggle like a little girl when you mention my name on the video...
@@theironhorse6600 it's Exhilarating to say the least I envy you in the aspect of your knowledge of Saws !! Between you and Buckin I'm trying to improve my felling and has improved over the last couple of years! And believe it or not I found a brand new 372 in Cortland New York today on the shelf!
Fellas, read these comments before you ask your questions. You might find your own answer easier than you think. About 20 or so guys asking for a link to the Vallorbe files he’s using. He’s taken the time to make the video and give the answer but then gets he same question over a dozen more times? Scheesh
Iron horse its been a while since I've stopped in and said hello hope all is well with you and your family you are good with that file im working on square filing myself its something to get used to for sure
Problem with square ground, especially if it’s a full house version, is it removes a lot of material. I use compressed air, a brass brush and an industrial magnet to get the filings out every other toof’
Tried this with a flat file i was total rubbish at it, maybe a triangular file like that. My eyes have some days they want to work better than others, vitamin a helps my eyes work better.
Harvey I love your videos I'm always expecting to learn something new! On the sharpening video I would like to add a word of caution for the less experienced at sharpening ... it's better to rotate the chain forward pulling against the doll end of the tooth when sharpening, if you're pulling the chain backward and the chain happens to stick and your fingers slip onto those freshly sharpened teeth you will lay your hand open! I know this because I've done it when I was in a hurry.. I've even ruined a couple leather gloves that way. Thanks again Harvey love all the stories
Question Harvey. Is there a secret to keeping an edge when cutting hickory? A young logger up the road gave me a 20 yard dump load of hickory and I am spending as much time filing as I am cutting. This has got to be the most dense and hardest wood I have ever cut.
@@theironhorse6600 Thank you. The wood is clean. Going to refile and give it hell tomorrow. At 72 , I am only good for about 4 hours a day. Thanks again.
@@theironhorse6600 Harvey , the next day and you are the man! Filed like you said and its like a new saw and held the edge. Just goes to show old dogs can learn new tricks. Thanks again. Russ
Harvey isn't Semi Chisel better for dirty hard wood? I currently trying to find proper files to start sharpening full chisel round and convert to square chisel.....Also turn a few older chains to Buckin Billy Ray Smith's little C
I can round file like a mofo I’m real good with a round file I really been watching videos about square grind n such Those files are a little harder to find around here. But I think after watching this video I’m going to try it!!!
When you go to pick your glasses that you need to see with at your local store! Find the smallest print on something that you can't see to read. Get a pair of glasses that make things clear for you! That's what I did
I am 31 with ok vision and have been doing the sharpie thing for 10 years atleast until they came up with the colored link in chain. Husqvarna has the golden link and oregon a silver link in the chain. I dont have time to find good light and a good position to squint my eyes at the chain. I usually just rest and think about something else when i sharpen the chain and just go thru it quickly.
Here's a tip for a 30 yr blind logger or others don't file a clean chain run it through wood then you can see the tooth you started on no sharpie needed
TH-cam family. I have a question for you all. Is square filing more durable then round filing? Does the sharpness of the chain last longer? Thanks I have never square filed, but am thinking to do so.
On a stone grinder the wheel spins the same direction for sharpening both sides of the chain. Do you think it would be better if the wheel changed directions? Give me your thought because I listen to your advice. I like your no bs approach. Thanks for videos.
@@stephenjambard64, on a hand held training course, years ago, tutor advised machine grind about every 5th filing. Just touch the tooth as lightly as possible. Multiple light strokes to avoid altering the temper. Keep the grinding wheel clean of gum etc. Years ago, certain Japanese built chain was prone to this due to metallurgical composition. Also used to shear cutters in extreme cold. KIS, keep it SOFT. Hope my attempted explanation helps. Keep safe.
I have to ask IRONHORSE, what is the best sharpening for hickory wood that is frozen in the wintertime ??? My saw has a 404 chain that is semi-chisel oregon old chain from the 70s. Roller nose remington bar. Do you think a full chisel skip chain is the way to go that you are sharpening ???
Bless you for teaching and taking time out for us!!!
Hat's off to both you and Buckin. I had one helluva time with my filing for a while before I came across your videos. Practice doesn't always make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect. I wasn't gettin' it right until I got some proper education. Thank you, sir!
U nailed it perfectly 😊
Not sure what I enjoy the more, the knowledge and experiences ya pass along , the genuine sincerity or your attitude (reminds me of the men I grew up and worked around). Keep it coming and thanks for now.
❤could've said it any better ! We need men like iron horse
Awesome work mate! I started square filing a few days ago as I had a big pine job on. I'm a mechanical engineer by trade but also a logger as well . But I'm pretty good with my angles and stuff so got the hang of it really quick and man they do cut well! Also feels smoother too. Keep up the awesome work mate
Another great video from uncle harve, got to go to town and find me some chisel files now, absolutely love you and ur channel brother
Truth Professor Harvey! Gotta rotate, come from the bottom up and by feel. For my square chisel I use the 6 sided “triangle” file. Always a great day when we get a new Ironhorse video. And today we got two! Thanks for all of you contributions to the community! And that’s the way gas and oil should be carried in the woods. Lol, maybe I’m just cheap but that’s how I do it to. That 044 sounds great.
Harv, I might have mentioned this before....we went to dropping our round file a little just like in your video. Not everybody does that, but just like you said, since the top plate cutting edge drops some toward the inside we needed to do that just to not get blunt toward the short side. We would get even a little curve in the top plate edge - called it a "little moon". The old 72LP chain came round ground the same way, if you tried to fit a file against the factory grind, you had to drop it some just to match up. Thanks for what you do!!
you are a true blessing! i am as well left handed! struggled for the longest time cutting straight just to find out i was using the saw backwards.
Now it makes sense ..
Well it all makes sense.
So much so I knew there was an underlying reason that most everything you said I could relate to or I was in tune with..
South paw , lefty , left handed , right minded..
I knew there was a common denominator , I understand your way of thinking more so than most others..
As I too am left handed..
Enough rambling..
Thanks as always for schooling me on chisel filing technique ..
It's much appreciated..
You are so right Ironhorse, always file up with the tooth not down. The file teeth grab the leading edge of the tooth, wrecking the file and dulling the tooth. You are a fine teacher. From Petrolia, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks Sid! That’s a pet peeve of mine ! Can’t watch it done wrong!
I priced a simington and they are over 1600$.
I bought a dozen 3 square files for 160$
Going to see if I can learn square fileing.
Lot of good tips here.
Can’t think of a better subject to enjoy while having breakfast. Cheers from NZ.
Hey Dennis!
Dennis Constanine ... Does anybody square file their chain in our country of New Zealand ? Ran this question past the husky dealership up here in northland & they didn't know what I was talking about ! Cheers
@ Mark Dudley, neither myself or cutting buddies have used any square filed chains, most dealers Ive talked to dont know much, they just replace parts and charge a fortune. Maybe forestry guys would be the ones to talk to.
You're a great teacher, Mr. Ironhorse!
Warm weather this week Harvey, miles will be happy.
Those Vallorbe files are wicked good. I bought a couple after you recommend them some time back. Thanks for the tips!
Where did you buy those files?
Thanks for the video. I may try to chisel file using your teachings. Thanks Again. Take Care, Stay Safe and Be Kind...
Been filing for decades. Been doing it wrong all along. Just learned the 3, 45 degree angles on the chisel bit. Works great! Thanks for the confirmation 💪
Awesome Harvey, first time I realy understand flat filing ... Keep safe!
Harvey thank you for this. 💪🏻⚡️🪓 I can’t thank you guys enough hope to shake your hand one day.
Kindness and love
Just to let you know Soren Eriksson passed away in Dec 2017. He helped thousands of saw operators learn new things….
That was a real lesson right there Harvey. I have been cutting wood almost my whole life. I am almost 70 years old and have always had a woodstove for heat. I have always sharpened my saw but never like you just sharpened that saw. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.
Love the videos as always. You are a wealth of knowledge. Maybe a good way to explain the direction of your filing is... sharpening into the chains working edge, puts the sharp cutting edge of the file directly into the edge you are thing to make sharp. You never get the burr and you beat your file to death once you get a sharp edge on that chain. Now you end up with (2) sharp edges opposing each other.
Anyway, keep kickin ass, and it's people like you that need to be an inspiration to our younger generation.
Love the video. Couldn't agree more on the 44. Of all my saws it's always been my immediate go to.
Thanks for the vid Harvey. Good to see you in the vids. Be safe and be careful.
John hurt voice talking about chainsaw filing is very soothing.
Very good teaching.
"WONKY" YYEEEESSSSS!!!!! haha love that word!
I have you and Yank Doodle to thank for teaching me how to square file a chain. Eats wood like crazy!
❤ YOU A HELL OF A MAN,WISH U A HAPPY EASTER, TAKE CARE !
Harv, how have you and Cullen been? I remember when I joined the channel you were in the triple digits. Congrats on 17.6K subscribers and many more to come! I love your and Buckin' videos the only problem is, its hard to sit down for a while. I get to watching your videos and I want to go do things outside. 10- 15 minutes is the perfect video for me. We got hit pretty hard up here in Woodgate with snow from December up until two weeks ago, ten miles from Boonville. I know you know where that is, lol! Had the Husqvarna snowblower out thirteen times in three months. I'll be happy to put the snowblower away next month and get the rake, leafblower and chainsaws out of shed again! Hope all is well in Western, NY.
It’s amazing that someone with this much experience is willing to take the time and pass on knowledge. This kind of stuff is priceless, thank you sir. I’ve looked high and low for that file, can’t find it. Any suggestions?
hand filin and skidder loggin go together like a wink and a smile! Good to see ya Harv.Thanks for the lesson I never heard the 45 45 45 concept makes sense tho. hope to see ya at the next buckinstock sir!
Enjoying this with a roaring fire from the UK. Thanks so much Harvey
I just wanted to say that this video helped me so much!
I love this video! I am shutting down the evaporator tonight and watching this. We were slammed today sap wise (great problem to have). I have taught myself the square filing too. Before I started selling and maintaining chains, Buckin gave me some solid advice in semi-chisel chain too. Round filing is sort of look at it from the side and “See the C”. That square filing for me kinda came naturally, because of nature of my day job lol, precision grinding at angles is sort of if what I do... I am thinking we will send Buckin some .063 and let him mess with his grinder on it....
Weird because everyone says square is harder... I guess I’m a weirdo...I do use a flat file to covert that chain on first file, it saves those chisel files. Run your 45 up cut under the tooth, with flat file, then you just sort of clean it up with that chisel file. I can’t explain it as good as you Harvey!
The belly vice hehe. Hope you are well my friend. Its about time we get some warmer weather. Oh and having some weight is key for the bench 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Hey nick!
3 Gents I follow for filing a chain, Buckin’, Harvey, and yank doodle... when I need to know what not to do...CODY!😂
Yep! What not to do!
Wronglerstar?
@@gwp1ohio you got it L😂
@@theironhorse6600 been kicking up snow in your neck of the woods this year , glad your feeling better!
Your awesome thanks for the video. Love learning from the old school. Newer isn't always betterp
Great job as always buddy. Definitely gotta hold that slight angle round file’ing if your cutting hardwood. Take care Harv!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love it Harv. Sorry it took me so long to get to this video buddy. Trying to play catch up. Thank you.🌲❤🌲✊🪓
Been falling timber for 18 years on the west coast we run square ground chisel chain and we file the other way outside to in why you file inside out
Your videos are fine...thanks keep making them man!
Great video! 💯💯💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ohhhhhh ummmmmmm you know the “internet hate squad is gonna roll their eyes at this. I can hear the now”ehh do you see him running his file BACK and forth. You should only go forward” (mean while )IronHorse is rooster tailing big chips cutting straight up and down like 6oclock. Great video Mr. IronHorse. Ty for all the knowledge you share making the bush a better place.
When i chisel file i do it similar than you Harvey, but mostly full chisel square ground chain does not work for me because the wood is never clean enough. So I round file either full chisel or semi chisel chain. Especially when you are making stumps really low for tractor and trailer to drive around doing thinning loggin I run semi chisel. I only run full chisel square ground chain if i have firewood in a pile that is very clean and it cuts really great.
Ok Iron Horse, I live in the high desert. Sand gets in the Pinion and Juniper bark and dulls me out very quickly. Will "your" chisle file or round file last longer?
Everything wears out fast- frnt and rear sprockets, bars and of course, chain.
Currently I use an Oregob round grinder. It's fast.
My chain lasts me maybe 30 minutes before I change chain.
I don't wait till I get dull. As soon as it's not sharp, I change it out.
I bring 2 to 3 saws and have at least 8 chain per saw. I can cut for two day with that.
Thanks
Actually every thing wears out fast- fr
Round file!
you and Bucken Billy are the best
I been filling for a long time myself and I have learned that I like round better than square... cutting really hard woods like hickory I feel like round is faster in harder woods and definitely stays sharp longer in the harder woods and I have had a few problems with square ground chain when I get into knots in really hard woods it starts to knock off the point on square ground
Nice one mate... good tutorial and vibes.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you Harvey! I appreciate the guidance my friend! Have fun, stay safe!!
this is huge, your the legend. found ya from Buckin you guys are awesome, use what I learn from you guys and give it a shot. so far it's been working. glad to subscribe to your channel. I'm here from Massachusetts
I can already sharpen a chain. I really enjoyed your any way. Thank you! I’m a subscriber !!
Loved that scrench exhaust you made for bucking.
you do have a steady hand sir!
Thanks for the demo, Harvey!
🤗👍👊😎 My brother said that saw set in his storage unit For 5 years he dropped off my house I immediately started it up took about 8 polls Just as I told you on the phone set there in part like a Cat! It was an honor Harvey to give you that Saw!! Lol in a still giggle like a little girl when you mention my name on the video...
Kinda fun aye?
@@theironhorse6600 it's Exhilarating to say the least I envy you in the aspect of your knowledge of Saws !! Between you and Buckin I'm trying to improve my felling and has improved over the last couple of years! And believe it or not I found a brand new 372 in Cortland New York today on the shelf!
i never tried that style... maybe one day...thanks 4 video. be kind.
Fellas, read these comments before you ask your questions. You might find your own answer easier than you think. About 20 or so guys asking for a link to the Vallorbe files he’s using. He’s taken the time to make the video and give the answer but then gets he same question over a dozen more times? Scheesh
Harv I sometimes use a bungie cord to tension the chain.
Those light strokes just polish the edge 👌
Hello Mr Harvey, i hope and the family r doing well. I bn checking the mail box daily.. 🙋♂️🙏
🍻 cheers! Great video
I guess I'm old school. When I was taught I had to cut tooling steel. We had to make our own cutters. Oh my goodness it just clicked.
Iron horse its been a while since I've stopped in and said hello hope all is well with you and your family you are good with that file im working on square filing myself its something to get used to for sure
Thanks for the video. I have gotten away from my TH-cam time with all the sh*t that has been going on this winter. Great hat 😀🇺🇸
Good stuff Harvey
Problem with square ground, especially if it’s a full house version, is it removes a lot of material. I use compressed air, a brass brush and an industrial magnet to get the filings out every other toof’
Dang Harvey, with them glasses you look like a intellectual or college professor, thanks for the filing class!!
Boom boom!
@@theironhorse6600 yeah buddy
Tried this with a flat file i was total rubbish at it, maybe a triangular file like that. My eyes have some days they want to work better than others, vitamin a helps my eyes work better.
Some nice tips.Thanks Harvey 👊
Harvey I love your videos I'm always expecting to learn something new! On the sharpening video I would like to add a word of caution for the less experienced at sharpening ... it's better to rotate the chain forward pulling against the doll end of the tooth when sharpening, if you're pulling the chain backward and the chain happens to stick and your fingers slip onto those freshly sharpened teeth you will lay your hand open! I know this because I've done it when I was in a hurry.. I've even ruined a couple leather gloves that way. Thanks again Harvey love all the stories
Great tip!
Hello from Piqua Ohio, keep up the good work. I like when you reminisce. Tell us about your login buddies
My logger buddy showed me the other day he puts the round file in a cordless drill turns it slow while he files, its not better its faster.
Hard on yer file!
Question Harvey. Is there a secret to keeping an edge when cutting hickory? A young logger up the road gave me a 20 yard dump load of hickory and I am spending as much time filing as I am cutting. This has got to be the most dense and hardest wood I have ever cut.
Sure! Don’t go deep In yer gullet! Yer tooth will be a little more blunt but it will hold its sharpen longer!
Probably the wood is all dirty
@@theironhorse6600 Thank you. The wood is clean. Going to refile and give it hell tomorrow. At 72 , I am only good for about 4 hours a day. Thanks again.
@@theironhorse6600 Harvey , the next day and you are the man! Filed like you said and its like a new saw and held the edge. Just goes to show old dogs can learn new tricks. Thanks again. Russ
Harvey isn't Semi Chisel better for dirty hard wood? I currently trying to find proper files to start sharpening full chisel round and convert to square chisel.....Also turn a few older chains to Buckin Billy Ray Smith's little C
I can round file like a mofo I’m real good with a round file
I really been watching videos about square grind n such
Those files are a little harder to find around here. But I think after watching this video I’m going to try it!!!
Very informative
This sthil 044 is something working/ screaming... we just have baby machines .... smile .... thanks
I like this fella
You are the man
Exactly what kind of file do you use for chisel filing? I so want to learn, but am lost on finding the right file
When you go to pick your glasses that you need to see with at your local store! Find the smallest print on something that you can't see to read. Get a pair of glasses that make things clear for you! That's what I did
I can see fine for mst part and I still like to mark my chains
I am 31 with ok vision and have been doing the sharpie thing for 10 years atleast until they came up with the colored link in chain. Husqvarna has the golden link and oregon a silver link in the chain. I dont have time to find good light and a good position to squint my eyes at the chain. I usually just rest and think about something else when i sharpen the chain and just go thru it quickly.
Cool Greetings from Germany Peter 😎
Here's a tip for a 30 yr blind logger or others don't file a clean chain run it through wood then you can see the tooth you started on no sharpie needed
I've met Soren a few times at the games of logging
Thank you!!
TH-cam family. I have a question for you all. Is square filing more durable then round filing? Does the sharpness of the chain last longer? Thanks I have never square filed, but am thinking to do so.
No. If you are looking for a longer lasting sharpening, use round filing with semi chisel or micro chisel chains
Belly vice, lol I do the belly vice on the top of the saw.
First 😁 Blessings brother ❤️
Hey jonsberg!
Sadly Soren passed away in 2017
Thank you for sharing your knolege with as.
What chain you recomend for milling hard dry wood
I always loved my 056. How come I never hear anything about that saw?
Brilliant thanks
Awesome video Harvey what brand files are you using for round and bevel files I'm getting ready to order some of both
Vallorbe for both!
Where do you get your files from?
First☝️... representing team yoyo 😃
Hey nick!
On a stone grinder the wheel spins the same direction for sharpening both sides of the chain. Do you think it would be better if the wheel changed directions? Give me your thought because I listen to your advice. I like your no bs approach. Thanks for videos.
I’ve never ground a chain in my life! It makes sense to me if you could reverse rotation it would make a better grind! Worth giving it a try!
@@theironhorse6600 I grind for my wood processor and almost impossible to file after. Thx for response.
@@stephenjambard64, on a hand held training course, years ago, tutor advised machine grind about every 5th filing. Just touch the tooth as lightly as possible. Multiple light strokes to avoid altering the temper. Keep the grinding wheel clean of gum etc.
Years ago, certain Japanese built chain was prone to this due to metallurgical composition. Also used to shear cutters in extreme cold.
KIS, keep it SOFT. Hope my attempted explanation helps.
Keep safe.
Where would one secure some of those files?!
Yes and you made me laugh to 👍👍👍💖😊😊😊🌞🌎
Where do you get the vallorbe chisel files?
I have to ask IRONHORSE, what is the best sharpening for hickory wood that is frozen in the wintertime ??? My saw has a 404 chain that is semi-chisel oregon old chain from the 70s. Roller nose remington bar. Do you think a full chisel skip chain is the way to go that you are sharpening ???