Would like to find a file kit for a 450 Huskvarna 18in and was told the chain is to be sharpened at 25degwith a3/16 file
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The file kit shown above is for a 3/8" chain, I have a Husqvarna 20" 460 Rancher and this kit works great once you get the hang of the guide tool, 3/16 sounds a little small for a chain saw chain, especially an 18" saw, recheck your owners manual, if it's 3/8" this would be the right tool
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I would definitely use a jig to keep your angle correct, but the 3/16 seems very small. Refer to your owners manual for the correct file size, and angle for your saw.
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If you are using original 0.325" chain that came with saw that file size would be a 3/16" or 4.8 mm round file Oregon 2 pack of those files is part # 40460
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My kit is new and unused and there is not a single stone for sharpening a chain saw chain. They may be something that can be ordered individually but this kit will be of no use to you as far as sharpening your chain - don't order it.
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It's a standard 12' chain so Amazon, Lowes and Home Depot all have them. I've never bothered sharpening a chain because they are too easy to just replace.
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I've recently purchased a new chain for my Poulan 16" electric saw and need to use the below requirements: Drive lengths 55DLP/N 966-051601Length 16"Gauge .05Pitch 3/8"
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I use a Dremel with grinding bit the size needed for the chain. At one point, perhaps 3 sharpenings, I have it done professionally to have it back to perfect. It's quick and I can do a reasonable job.
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Even if it does, you don't want it. The rakers are huge making it nearly impossible to sharpen. This chain is for people that don't trust themselves with an aggressive chain. If you have a 460 I'm assuming you can handle the machine. Go to your local dealer and get a real chain.
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Don't be misslead. There are two(that I know of) .325 sharpeners that are Husqvarna. This one is for the ""narrow kerf"" bar (H30, 95VP). The one you ~might~ be looking for 505698194 (H21,22,23,25 & 26)
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You don't. Go out and buy a 53cc Husqvarna and you can saw down 5 inch trees with it and these blades. 5/16 and 3/8 are not for farm use.
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Here is the info from temberline's web page: Timberline Chainsaw Sharpener can be used on virtually all chainsaws. Most chains come in 3 standard sizes. Typically, chain size is relative to saw size. Larger more powerful saws use large chain while smaller saws use small chain. If you don't know what chain your saw has look on the bar for the indicated chain size (pitch). The 3 most common pitch sizes are listed below with the related carbide size. This pitch size will be .404, 3/8, .325, or 3/8P 3/8&#8243; and .404&#8243; pitch chain = Large 7/32&#8243; 3/8&#8243; Stihl chain; slightly smaller = Large 13/64&#8243; .325&#8243; pitch chain = Medium 3/16&#8243; 3/8&#8243; P or Picco, low profile, micro and 1/4&#8243; pitch = Small 5/32&#8243; 7/32&#8243; = 5.5 mm 13/64&#8243; = 5.0 mm 3/16&#8243; = 4.8 mm 5/32&#8243; = 4.0 mm or call Temberline @ 208-405-2020 or email: info@temberlinesharpener.com Looks to me like it could be the 7/32 or the 13/64 so I would call Temberline to be sure (if it were me)
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Not trying to dodge this... I just don't know. I had the same problem and I went to their website:http://www.oregonproducts.com/pro/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=OCS&SellReg;=USA&Lang;Id=ENG and looked up my chain saw. They have the parts color coded to the size of the replacement kit you need. Check it out.
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Standard angle is 30 degrees, you can see in the photo closeup that the 30-degree angle is marked on the guide. There's a table that shows chain pitch mapped to stone size in the instructions that come with the kit, but the stone size corresponds to the round file diameter required for your chain pitch--check your Stihl chain saw manual or the box the chain came in to find out what pitch your chain is and what size file is required.
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Took mine to the Garden Center, charged me $5.00 to sharpen and did a good job, thought that was even cheaper than buying the file, but it was (something) /32 can't remember. Their machine sharpened it in about 3 minutes very sharp.
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I use the same file that i used on my gas saw chains. Look in a hardware store and there are kits with instructions. That is how I learned to do it many years ago when I used to wear out chain saws and cut up entire trees! No longer have that arm strength so that is why I love the Black and Decker!
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Although it is a small chain 8", it is a standard width and standard blade. You can go to Harbor Freight and buy a chain saw file kit.
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5/32 is the correct size file, but it uses a Oregon bar and chain so you can see that size file recommended on the replacement chain packaging (i double checked). I consider myself thrifty, but as cheap as these shorter length chains are, several years ago, when i get one dull, i just put on a new one. Sometimes i could sharpen one decent, other times saw would cut crooked. You will inadvertently get into some nails or other metal (rocks are bad enough) and when it happens, you saw will just quit cutting. Hope it helps. Very nice saw - sure like mine.
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D70 is described as full chisel chain. This is very fast cutting chain but to maintain factory sharpness it should not be sharpened with a round file or a grinder built for semi-chisel chain. To do so will reduce the chain to the slower speed of semi-chisel. You need a special square grinder (that few saw shops have) or to use a special file such as a three-corner file.