files7/32 or flat depth

[skippysphins]

What is the best bang for your buck? As far as round for 7/32 , longevity ease of use. Same goes for the depth files . Thanks a head time .
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[MarquisTree]

http://www.baileysonline.com/Chains...dge-7-32-5-5mm-Round-Chainsaw-Files-Dozen.axd

 

[Toddppm]

Save Edge 7/32" (5.5Mm) Round Chainsaw Files (Dozen) | 7/32" | Round | www.baileysonline.com

Haven't seen those before, Do they really last 2-3 times as long and still file good? Guess the price went up! They're about all the same price now. Bought pferd last time and work good.

 

[Dutch295]

very satisfied with these:

Tree Stuff - Pferd Dozen Round Chainsaw Files


and this (7/32nd version) I've had about two weeks now and I'm so impressed with it that I'll eventually get a 5/32nd and a 3/16th

Tree Stuff - Pferd Chain Sharp Filing Guide

 

[MarquisTree]

Haven't seen those before, Do they really last 2-3 times as long and still file good? Guess the price went up! They're about all the same price now. Bought pferd last time and work good.

Try a box, they seem to last longer then anything else we have tried

 

[jefflovstrom]

I alway's have a box of 7/32 in my truck,,,
Jeff :msp_smile:

 

[luckydad]

I alway's have a box of 7/32 in my truck,,,
Jeff :msp_smile:

You Da Man Fuzzy !!:yoyo:

 

[jefflovstrom]

You Da Man Fuzzy !!:yoyo:

I have found that the basic needs are a small flat file, a 4.5mm, and a 7/32,,,good to go!
Jeff

 

[zogger]

very satisfied with these:

Tree Stuff - Pferd Dozen Round Chainsaw Files


and this (7/32nd version) I've had about two weeks now and I'm so impressed with it that I'll eventually get a 5/32nd and a 3/16th

Tree Stuff - Pferd Chain Sharp Filing Guide

I like those a lot *except* for the cost of the flat files. Well, at least around here from the saw store they are high. The tool works great though. I have the husky rebranded versions.