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I would love a machine just for touching up the rakers like our saw shop has. It's quick and once set for depth.

Somebody bought one of those as a present for me when we were first starting out. It will eventually disappoint unless they fixed how the angle works. It was not true on mine. Eventually, it's like it cuts off on one side.

My guys fall into this category often. I hate it. We also work around a lot of granite rock. It happens.

Each method and set of appropriate tools have thier place. We hand sharpen, guide sharpen, and own a silvey grinder for the square chisel chain. I will also drop chains off at the saw shop that were rocked bad. Their time "fixing a chain" is cheaper than mine. Pick your battles wisely