Too much off is a fable.I did a lot of chains on my Belsaw.Chains that I saw had stone damage most of the time.You have to get all the rounded edge off to make the tooth cut again.The teeth have to be of equal length.You never take heavy cuts,this will make the chain so hard you cant file it.Bluing the tooth makes it very hard,it does not soften the steel.The chain holder on the Sharpall wont accept the .062 drive links.I have to hand file and that produces uneven teeth that dont cut well.If you will take the time to watch saw grinding videos you will see all sharpening is done very lightly.Saw blade sharpening takes a lot of skill that most people dont have.I still do 30 inch cordwood saws,most are a mess.Out of round with uneven teeth.
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