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6 hours ago, Khriss said:

That's the Forestry way Sambo- I used to tickle the teeth every three or four fells on sitka / norways, could mean a tonne difference on yr weight at end of day. K

An old forester told me your saw should feel like its being gently pulled into the wood like its magnetic. Anything less and its not sharp / set correctly (i.e. rakers)

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