CHAINSAW NOT CUTTING STRAIGHT? HERE'S THE SOLUTION

Is your chainsaw not cutting straight or cutting on an angle when you're cutting firewood? Here's a how-to tip to get your chainsaw cutting straight again. When sharpening a chainsaw, If the teeth on one side of the bar are filed down to a shorter length than those on the other side, that will make the chainsaw cut on an angle. The longer teeth will have to be filed down to match the length of all teeth on the chain. If this tip doesn't work, then you may have filed the teeth at the wrong angle, or, the guide bar is worn and needs to be replaced. Update: the above is true, but what is the root of the problem here is that one of the files in the 2-in-1 sharpener was worn so it was causing one side of the chain's teeth to file away more than the other side. I used the Stihl 2-in-1 sharpener to sharpen the chain. This tool does an all-round job as it files the teeth and the rakers at the same time. Chainsaw used is Stihl MS261C. Check out my other videos and like, subscribe, share, comment and get notifications. Thanks in advance, it is much appreciated. #SELLINGFIREWOOD #FIREWOODBUSINESS #CHAINSAWNOTCUTTINGSTRAIGHT