Sharpen All Teeth for Consistent Cut

What happens here

Secure your chainsaw firmly in a bench vice with the bar horizontal. Starting with the tooth immediately after your marked tooth, place the all-in-one sharpener over the chain. Ensure the guides rest on the top of the teeth and the files align correctly in the gullet. Perform 3-4 consistent pushes with the sharpener, always pushing away from you (in the direction of the arrow on the tool) and lifting the tool slightly on the return stroke. The files only cut on the push stroke. Continue this process for every tooth facing the same direction until you reach the marked tooth. Once all teeth on one side are done, rotate the chainsaw 180 degrees or reposition it in the vice to sharpen the remaining teeth facing the opposite direction. Repeat the 3-4 push strokes per tooth until you reach the originally marked tooth, completing the circuit.

Goal: Sharpen all cutting teeth and their corresponding depth gauges evenly.