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I use a flat file with two small blocks of wood that ride against the bar and keep the file at 90 degrees.

@TINYHULK your chain might be a bit long. Ideally the end of the bar should be very close to the sprocket...the longer the gap the higher the tendency to throw chains. Some times you need to remove a link of chain to get it closer to the sprocket. This is especially important when running...

Meh, chainsaws are overrated B. You just need one of these and you'll be good to go. :D