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I rifled through some of my old stuff and found the file guide I got with my old Jonserud 49SP about 35 years ago. It says "Fercad G.L. High Speed 75" on it. I found the photo below of the same one on the internet. I'll give it a try again.

Ya sure, ubettcha, neighbor!

Hey Al, Looks like I'm a little late to the show as you already bought a cover. FWIW, I've been very happy with the Access Tonneau cover on my pickup. It's been there for 10 years with no problems. It is still like new and tight as a drum. http://www.accesscover.com/

I always wondered why some of the paneling we used in our one-room cabin had blue staining. We like it.

I'm sure you're correct. My problem appears to be limited to using a round file. LOL

I have one of those contraptions somewhere from about 30 years ago. I could never get the hang of it. If I remember correctly, the chain would flex too much or maybe it was the file guide that moved too much or something. At any rate, it didn't work well for me. I am going to try to find it...

But, I only sharpen them once a year and I am absolutely terrible with a file.

Thanks, @Philbert ! What experience did you have using the TL Sharpener off the saw?

Agreed, but I have about 10 chains that are usually off the saws and kept in reserve for a quick swap out as needed. I really don't want to hassle putting them on the saw, then sharpening, then taking the sharpened chain back off the saw. If I had only one chain per saw, I would sharpen them on...

I am interested in using the TL Sharpener off the chainsaw and have a couple questions. Have others used the TL Sharpener on a loose chain riding in a spare bar similar to the method @Philbert did in his photo below? Were you successful? Or, was the chain too sloppy from side-to side...