Pferd Chain Sharp Filing Guide (3/16")

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The Pferd Chain Sharp allows you to sharpen your chain cutter and maintain the height of your depth gauge in one operation, without removing the chain from the bar. Built-in angles and guides ensure proper filing technique for easy, professional results regardless of experience level. The tool uses standard round files and a special depth gauge file. After the left teeth are sharpened, the files may be reversed to sharpen the right teeth. For this reason, avid filers may want to purchase two units. The height of the raker is maintained in proportion to tooth wear. Comes complete with one 3/16" round file and one depth gauge file, packaged in a plastic case, with full instructions. The 3/16" model works on all .325 pitch chains and you can even put a 7/32" file in to do .375 and .404 pitch chain. Works on full comp chain only.

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Pferd Chain Sharp Filing Guide (3/16")
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Sharpens the following chainsaw chains:
Carlton K1C, K2C, K3C, K1L, K2L, K3L, K1NK
Oregon 20BPX, 21BPX, 22BPX, 20LPX, 21LPX, 22LPX, 33LG, 34LG, 35LG, 95VP
Stihl 23RM, 25RM, 26RM, 23RS, 25RS, 26RS, 23RSC, 25RSC, 26RSC, 23RSC3, 25RSC3, 26RSC3
WoodsmanPRO 20NK, 20RC, 28RC, 23RC

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Q.	Which Chain Sharp File Guide is the best choice for a Stihl 33RM2 Oilmatic with 3/8" pitch?
A.	The 17049 7/32 would be the correct one for you.
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	Posted by: John o from VA on 11/1/2007

Q.	This says it will file Stihl RS type chains. The filing angle for Stihl RS chains 0.325 pitch is 30 degrees. However, this unit has a 35 degree indicator on it. I am not sure what purpose this degree indicator serves as this unit does not have the angle lines on the guide - like a Stihl file guide does. You would have to use the angle guides on the cutter links with this file to maintain the correct angle so I am not sure why it is has the 35 degree marker stamped into the end of it. Or am I missing something here?
A.	The 35 degrees would be more aggressive that what Stihl recommends. Filing angle is a personal preference for many, the most important task is that all angles are the same. If 35 degrees is too aggressive we could recommend the 15200 which allows you to choose any angle and files true.
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	Posted by: R from NY on 5/23/2008

Q.	When I need to replace the files in this tool, can I use normally available files from Oregon or other vendors; or does it requires files specifically from Pferd?
A.	The round file can be from anyone, but the depth gauge (raker) file is specific to this device.
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	Posted by: Ken S from MA on 4/12/2009

Q.	This says it also works with 7/32" files. If so, why are there different part numbers for the 7/32" and 3/16" filing guides? I already have a 7/32" Pferd filing guide, can use that with a 3/16" file and get the same results as if I purchased the 3/16" file guide?
A.	Greetings - It will take any size file and file the CUTTER of any chain. But if you want to file both cutter of something other than a 325 chain it will not work. In other words it can be used as a filing guide for any chain, but it is only a raker & cutter sharpener for the 325 pitch chain.
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	Posted by: E from MI on 12/23/2009

Q.	I have a Woodland Pro narrow kerf chain. Would this guide work ok on that? Also, is a 30 degree angle the only angle line on it?
A.	Yes it will work with your chain and yes it does have a 30 degree angle on it.
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	Posted by: KEN S from MA on 5/27/2010