Posted by Jiles on January 06, 2016 at 11:05:47 from (68.62.222.231):
In Reply to: chain saw sharpeners posted by longmeadowfarm on January 05, 2016 at 14:08:14:
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Rakers on a chainsaw chain "limit" the depth of the cut. Similar to adjusting the blade depth on a hand plane. Too much bite and it grabs.
Generally, the depth of cut is close to .020/.030 and I have removed enough of the rakers to allow it to cut about 1/8". This was on an 80cc saw and I could not control all the grabbing and jerking!
I have several logger friends that have a certain formula for "partial" rake removal but I just leave that to them.
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