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titan

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i tried a square filed chain today that i made when i went to cut with it the first couple of inches it seemed to cut fine but the farter i would get in the block it would kind of jump in the wood and make a real rough cut and sometimes it wood almost stop the chain but i could cut in popler and it seemed to not be as bad the rakers are set at 0.025any help would be great TITAN
 
CHAIN

i checked all the rakers they seem to be the same and the angles look alright also il have to check the angles with the gauge tommorowTHANKS TITAN
 
chain

Titan bring it with u tomorrow i check the angles on the filing guage and the depth guage also. it has to be either one or the other,,was it a new chain u filed or was it and old chain.
 
chain

it was a knew chain it was the one i got with my saw but when we tried it in quebec the day i got it we dulled it some so i went over it and i must have done something to it but all i done was put the edge back it again talk to you later TITAN
 
Titan if you are cutting wood that the chain was not made for it will jump , also if the rackers are lower than what power thesaw has they will jump , now you said you refiled it , does your side plate look like it did before you started because most likely you put alot of hook on the side plate and that is making it grabby
 
chain

hello ed thats what i was thinking i had the chain just on a new 034 not much power so maybe on thealky saw it would work better does that sound reasonable TITAN
 

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