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I wouldn't mind getting Nate's sloppy seconds. :P

Filing with the file slightly pointed up, when going from inside to outside, does touch up the outside top corner faster, which if my understanding is correct, is the most important part of a chain.

Of all the tools used in woodworking, it's hard to think of anything easier to learn to sharpen than a chain, except perhaps a scratch awl. :roll: The wrong sized file might be one excuse. If somebody just can't get it after really trying, with all due respect, it might be best to consider a...

I used to use a Granberg electric sharpener on a jig when first getting into milling. I think that there are advantages when using a very long bar and wanting to keep the chain angles always consistent. If I was milling regularly now, I might be wanting to use it. I never had a problem with...