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Whoopsie, I felI for that one LOL

Ah no worries Stig, just something I was taught...I do it more often than not, but not is starting to become more often... Mick...have you been blind all these years to Stig's posts of commercial scale felling of beech trees 😮

All my wooden file handles look like the pencil you used to chew when you were a kid in school...

Early in the piece I was taught to knock the 'burrs' off after sharpening the chain, ostensibly to prevent the chrome peeling back as the burrs came off in the first cut after sharpening...we would use the wooden file handle and tap it on the top plate to knock them off. Later on another course...

I think we might have scared him away...come baaaack come baaaack, call yourself Bob, you'll be fine :)

You can have about three short cutters in a loop of chain if they are the most damaged, rather than file all of them to the shortest/most damaged...I suppose how many total depends on the length of your chain. I used to file ALL my cutters to the length of the shortest one, don't do that any...