bironacad
Platinum Member
What mudstopper said +1
Keep in mind most people only have 1 or 2 chainsaws at the most, and if you are smart about it (and it makes sense for your needs), they both have the same pitch/thickness chains so you only have one sharpening setup. So worst case you only need 1 or 2 different grinding wheels and sets of files. .325 and 3/8" are the most common pitches people will run into...
That is my deal, two saws, chain pitch and file size the same. Once the thing is set up all I have to do is find the worst tooth to set the depth so that all are cutting at the same rate so as not to get the saw bucking.