Oregon 70503/80503 3/16-Inch Chain Saw File, Package may vary

These last longer and work faster than any others I've used. Make it worth paying a little more .

The packaging could be better, box was torn on both ends but the chain saw files are awesome. I didn't realize how bad my old chain saw file was until using one of these new ones. it really help get the saw chain back up to super sharp and ready to cut wood again. wish I had purchased them a couple years ago.

OK, chainsaw files don't last long. Good saw chains are HARD and will dull your file, no way around it. Getting 12 at once is great. These last as long as any I've ever used. I don't cut firewood professionally, but the only heat source we've had for 50 years is Fisher wood stoves, cutting windfalls and dead trees on our property. I get out a new file each fall and use it for that year. So they hold up as well as any, and are cheap enough to treat myself to a new one each year.The best way to hand-file a chain that I have found is to put the saw in a bucket handle down, so the bar sticks up. This makes it much easier to file into the tooth instead of down toward the bar. (The cutting surface is the top and side of the tooth; filing toward the bar doesn't help.) Tie a bit of string around the chain at the starting point, it won't hurt the bar or sprocket and it's easy to see where you started.

Great quality at a competitive price.

Does the job.

Great quality files

Sharpening Chainsaw chain. Excellent product. Highly recommend for the professional down to the weekender.

I sharpen my chainsaw with the files