First off let me say when it comes to freehand fileing a saw chain I STINK AT IT.I got one of those units that clamp to the bar, put the correct file in and have at it.
A few things can cause your saw to cut on a bias.A bent bar will but you will be able to see that by sighting down the length of the bar.Less than equal height rails will cause the chain to lean to one side.The teeth on one side are somewhat sharper than those on the other.Depth gauge height should be very close to correct for it's coresponding tooth.
A little off on just a few depth gauges on each side won't have a big affect(they cancel each other out) on the cut but several on one side will have you gritting your teeth.The same applies to the saw teeth.
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