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Sharpening with Dremel vs. File & Chain Breaking
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<blockquote data-quote="Adkpk" data-source="post: 479181" data-attributes="member: 10206"><p>I have never broken a chain milling or other wise. What would sharpening have to do with them breaking. I hope your just grinding the teeth. I'd look elsewhere for your problem. I don't know much about other chain either. How about the tension? Your chain should be real free on the bar. I tighten mine so I know where they're at then I loosen so they are free on the bar. I spend the time to get it the first time so I never have to retighten the chain. What is the quality of the brand? I've only used carlton chain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Adkpk, post: 479181, member: 10206"] I have never broken a chain milling or other wise. What would sharpening have to do with them breaking. I hope your just grinding the teeth. I'd look elsewhere for your problem. I don't know much about other chain either. How about the tension? Your chain should be real free on the bar. I tighten mine so I know where they're at then I loosen so they are free on the bar. I spend the time to get it the first time so I never have to retighten the chain. What is the quality of the brand? I've only used carlton chain. [/QUOTE]
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