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My father brought down a few chains that came with his saw (used Husky 61 or 62 can't remember) to be touched up on my grinder. Some/most were filed by a person that had no right to be filing by hand, but I managed to get them a lot better and all but one cut extremely well. One chain in particular had a 15 degree angle which seemed to me to be a ripping chain, at least that is my thought, but I sharpened it anyway as I wanted to see how it would perform (3/8" chain). The biggest problem with the chain is the rakers on one whole side were ground extremely low while the other side was within spec which I told my father about as it seemed to me it would grab very hard. Needless to say it grabbed very hard as suspected. Hence my question: is there a reason they are ground so low on one side and not the other or did someone really screw up? I've never seen a chain like it, but then again I've never ground a "ripping chain".