What makes a chainsaw cut at an angle?
What makes a chainsaw cut at an angle? An inadequately sharpened chainsaw chain is the most common cause of crooked chainsaw cutting. The chain will pull in the direction of the highest degree if the cutter teeth are sharpening with an uneven angle degree.
Can chainsaw blades be sharpened?
Chainsaw chains are sharpened with special files. While some professional loggers use square files like the ones to sharpen knives, almost all other chainsaw owners use round files for sharpening. There are three common sizes of chainsaw files: 5/32, 3/16 and 7/32. Select the correct size for your chain.
Why is my chainsaw burning the wood?
Smoking or burning wood and excessive chain rattle without any cutting are all strong signs that the chain is mounted backwards. If this is the case, discontinue use of the chainsaw immediately until the chain is reinstalled the correct way.
