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thanks Jonny. I've been using the Oregon .025 "saddle" type raker gauge exclusively, but recently tried the Husqvarna "single tooth" guide, which may have made them lower. I'm thinking I may have filed out the gullets too much on some of them causing too much of a beak. Am thinking about...

First.... Hand filed -- free hand -- 13/64" (5.2mm) file ... "rakers" are at least (and approx) .025 down. ... then .... Cut 2 rounds of ~24" White Oak Felled a single 22" Loblolly(?) Pine ... now ... So these pictures are what the (Stihl) chain looks like now... #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6...

13/64" (5.2 Pferd) .025 for the depth gauges Stihl chain... must be the same one that came with it, because I mostly have Oregon chain. Thanks Brian, Butch, Dave, Cory Thanks Nutball... it's White Oak Stig, Jonny, and All... pictures of chain coming soon! Thanks Altissimus, Squisher, Steve...

this is sort of a spin-off from a conversation in another thread of mine. Trying to learn to hand-file (round) "free hand". Below are photos of my "chips" from my latest attempt at hand-filing my ms461 w/25" bar It isn't 100% "sawdust" ... and there are some *bigger* chips, but not the way it...