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| What 95h says about the same number of strokes per side is real important to keep a saw from cutting in a circle. Only one side may be dull due to dirt or wire but you need to file BOTH sides. Keep the teeth equal lengths on both sides.. Like others have stated a few strokes often really make for good cutting. Take your file with you and cut a slot in a stump to steady the bar and touch up occasionally.
Edit to add; Get the right size file for your chain.
Edited by Skipper 2/19/2010 22:01
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Sharpining Chain saws... Tell me best way
