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I have to admit, I learned something about the rakers watching this video. Only about 20yrs after you learned it :). Thanks for the tip!

Been using one for a year. 3 strokes per fill up. I never could do good free handing and now I can get a better edge than when I take it the saw shop! Worth every penny. It makes me feel good knowing you use one. I kinda thought I was cheating

The Big Guy didn't look like he was having any fun...lol I learned something today. I knew you could sharpen a chainsaw blade but didn't know how. I just buy a new blade. Hope you all have a safe and happy Thanksgiving...

Thanks for the info. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

Happy Thanksgiving! Keep them coming!

Super cool! God Bless, Daryl

Happy Thanksgiving! I use that when I'm out in the field every time I full up. Its pretty handy!

Informative bro. I’ve never used one before.

Happy Thanksgiving! These look great. Are they available for all chain pitches?

sharp review :) have a happy thanksgiving :)

So here's my deal with these..been using them for several years now and unfortunately after using for a while they fail. They fail in that the plastic "caps" that hold the files in lose their ability to "lock" and keep the files in place. Eventually those files will push out every time you go to file. Really bummed about it bc those puppies aren't the cheapest tool in the toolbox. 🤷‍♂️

Looks like a good guide that actually works. I've used those old style with the wooden handle, they've never really worked that great. I've been eyeing an Oregon bench top chain grinder on Baileysonline.com for a while, but $30 sounds better than $250. Thanks for the review and demo. Do you have a Amazon link to them for your channel?