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Good to know. Now I don't mind sharpening, doing it at chest height standing up helped big time.

I'm def. pulling up, thats why I thought this was happening. I'll go take a pic. I musta moved when I was taking the first pic...

What's the reason I get this little spot where the arrow is pointing that doesn't get hit by the file? As I understand it has no impact on performance, I just don't know if my technique is screwy?

Technique is def. getting better. The vise on the chipper is def. a setup I am comfortable with now. At chestish height, it seems I can get my angles right more consistently. I blame this on being able to see it closer, instead of bending over on a bench vise. I found a couple files I had...

I've got the Stihl one too, it's a nice vise.

Well, my new vise works tits! Along with a new file, because the vise is at chest level, I can get the angle's better it seems. Saw's were ripping today!

Tonight I mounted a vise on my chipper...it's at chest height and I find it helpful seeing it at my face than bending over. I found a box of files I had for my 200 chain and I'll be damned new files are the shit. I don't know why or how I have been using old files.

Do you know the depth guage settings Brian?

Thanks for all the advice. I am ashamed to say the file I have been "trying" to use is from last year! No wonder why these things won't get sharp. I am going to go buy a box of files for each my 200t and 460 chain. Can anyone confirm the following...I need a 4.0mm file for the 200t, and...

I have to admit...I am horrible at sharpening chainsaw chains. Is there any tool to help me get it right, then phase away from the tool eventually? I have read somewhere about "pferd" or something like that. I have never really gave any interest in the saw, as long as it's been sharp, clean...