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Lol i gotta do a hacksaw in a pull direction, after i set the teeth that way.

Smaller teeth and harder to cut the hardened chain. By being a bit softer the larger files can have some toughness to survive handling (they don't have much), and are that way because the larger section quenches slower. A bunch of ours at work have been used for an arm rest while welding, so...

That's the thing, i don't know him. Working as a fitter and welding pipe you use a file constantly, and I've worn out a few over the years. Fitters are usually super hard on files, they're used to chip slag and dress welds, ream and square pipe cuts and holes, and repair threads on bolts and...

I've got way more experience using metalworking files than chainsaw files, but I'm a firm believer in only filing in the proper direction, as has been taught for hundreds of years now. Files are made by a chisel cutting action, formerly done by chisels and now done with chisel machines :lol: if...