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The Fast Way to the Perfectly Sharpened Saw Chain 12
The Saw Chain The Fast Way to the Perfectly Sharpened Saw Chain 1 Assessing the Chain Condition 2 Checking the Chain Tension Please check the saw chain for damages that may make it necessary to replace the chain immediately before sharpening it. It is advisable to remove dirt from the cutting set first. This allows you to assess the condition of the cutting teeth better and comply with the corresponding angle more precisely. This means that you extend the service life of your files and maintain their stock removal rates. Detergents that loosen resin and dirt and brushes are recommended to clean the cutting set. Increasing the chain tension a little supports the sharpening work. A stronger tension prevents the cutting tooth from moving or lifting. Note: ■ Do not forget to loosen the chain tension again once the sharpening work has been complete and tighten the chain according to the manufacturer’s details for use of the chain saw. 14
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Page 7 and 8: The Saw Chain Function of the Plane
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