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It is about the same as filing a chain .It is a learned skill . That said though I peened them long before I spun them . Spinning I might add is a whole lot easier .

I figured out a long time ago there is a lot of things you should not do with a snoot full .:lol: Without TMI on that subject I'll just leave it at that .

Chains can be peened ,not a big deal if you have the expertise . A little ball peen hammer is all you need and a good eye . In addition I have some small punches I made on my lathe which work well . .I must have given half a dozen of them to people .

12 bucks is a good deal if it's Stihl chain .If not and either Carlton or Oregon it's about the same as Baileys ready makes .

Well what ever ,you spin the side that is not already spun .:)

Yes .

First put a drop of oil on the rivet head before you spin it .Spin tighten ,spin . Periodically test the thing to make sure it doesn't get tight as a bulls arse during fly time . It just takes a little practice, you'll get it .