I agree with the other posters that it likely is a chain that is sharpened unevenly and a good sharpening or a new chain will inprove the cutting. BUT sometimes you have to make do with a saw that doesn"t want to cut straight to finish up. I have found that once I start a cut , if I frequently pull the saw part way out of the cut towards me so the cutting is done with the tip end of the bar and use the tip part of the to make the start of a cut down the trunk for the back part of the bar to follow it helps. By the tip part of the bar I am talking about the 1/2 of the cutting part of the bar closest to the tip as opposed to the half of the bar closest to the power unit. I am NOT talking about cutting with the rounded tip of the bar. I hope this helps you.
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