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There is a metal guide/flap that pushes up behind the cutter body on the chain, this can be adjusted by the screw behind it.

If you look for the most damaged/blunt link on the chain and use that to set the amount you want to grind off.

This will ensure that each link ends up the same size after grinding.

(When I said depth of cut I didn't mean just pushing down into the chain I meant the amount of material to be taken from the cutting edge of each link.)

I hope this makes sense

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There is a metal guide/flap that pushes up behind the cutter body on the chain, this can be adjusted by the screw behind it.

If you look for the most damaged/blunt link on the chain and use that to set the amount you want to grind off.

This will ensure that each link ends up the same size after grinding.

(When I said depth of cut I didn't mean just pushing down into the chain I meant the amount of material to be taken from the cutting edge of each link.)

I hope this makes sense

 

 

Yes that makes sense thanks👍

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Yes that makes sense thanks👍

 

 

Welcome! Mine sat on the shelf for months before I used it. If only I had known how easy it is to rescue damaged chains.

I still prefer the little roller guides for Husky and Oregon chains with a hand file, but for damaged chains the little flora best grinder is unbeatable value.

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Are they idiot proof?

I only have an ms170 but now have 4 chains that are really very blunt as my hand sharpening is rubbish👎

And the local place charges £15 to sharpen a £17.50 chain so I just buy new.

Would be good if I could sharpen these chains myself as they have had hardly any use.

 

You could always send them to me , I will do them for you.

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