Thanks , But my chainsaw is not listed, maybe be course it's electric.https://www.planopower.com/how-to-determine-size-of-replacement-saw-chain#:~:text=0.050" (1.3 mm) and,links, also called drive lugs.
This info should help you determine what chain is fitted to your saw, and the necessary file size to keep it sharp.
John
It's very unlikely to be a unique chain - maybe you can see some markings on it?
No matter - if its a tooth sharpening file you need, insert a twist drill (at an angle) thats a snug fir into the tooth and take your file size from that. Failing that, shoot along to your nearest horticultural machine store - they'll match the chain, sell you a spare (always a good move) and sort you a file and guide too.
John
Get a sharpening kit, comes with round file, holder, handle, flat file & handle, depth gauge tool etc.Sorted it , 4.5mm round file now to find a supplier
Thanks for info
This kit shows a flat file Makita says use arornd file, as this is my first time of sharpening need to get it right.Get a sharpening kit, comes with round file, holder, handle, flat file & handle, depth gauge tool etc.
If it's 4.5mm, here's an oregon one on ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363401710442?epid=11028274952&hash=item549c6e0b6a:g:0JMAAOSw2tFaT6Nx
will check stihl out, thanksYou still require a flat file to lower the depth gauges which need doing after a few cutter sharpenings .Look at the stihl 2 in 1 guides which a pretty good for beginners
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