Husqvarna 2 in 1 Chain Filing Guide
The Husqvarna 2 in 1 filing guide offers the professional arborist precise and simple chain sharpening.
Husqvarna 2 in 1 Filing Guide elevates your chainsaw maintenance to a new level by offering efficient chain sharpening with precise and reliable results every time. The innovative construction allows simultaneous filing of both cutters and rakers, saving time and reducing effort. Color-coded pitch guide and file angles marking make the sharpening procedure very smooth and straightforward, requiring only one-direction filing. Files can be replaced by simply opening the top lid, making maintenance of the filing guide quick and hassle-free.
Details
- Intuitive symbols on the front handle illustrate which of the two round files to use with each cutter
- File angle markings on the guide rods help achieve the ideal 30° angle for optimal filing results
- Easy to replace files by simply opening the top lid, allowing quick and hassle-free maintenance
- The back handle opening provides quick and easy storage, allowing the tool to be hung when not in use.
.325" Pitch model uses 4.8mm files (3/16") recommended for Husqvarna 33 and 35 chain
.325" Mini Pitch model uses 4.0mm files (5/32") recommended for Husqvarna P21 chain
.325" Pixel Pitch model uses 4.8mm files (3/16") recommended for Husqvarna P33 chain
3/8" Pitch model uses 5.5mm files (7/32") recommended for Husqvarna 83 and 85 chain
3/8" Mini Pitch model uses 4.0mm files (5/32") recommended for Husqvarna 93 chain
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Just received the Husqvarna 2-in-1 Filing Guide for 3/8 chain with quick shipping from Arbsession. I tried the file guide out on an Oregon 72EXL chain. The guide made sharping and adjusting the depth gauges easy. I obtained a very sharp edge on the chain by filing at 25° angle. The solid guide rails on the tool really help keep things consistent. My prior guide, a Husqvarna SharpForce, has light guide rails that deflect too much when pushing the file forward.