File/rasp BAHCO 168-8-4.8-6 — hand tool, model 168-8-4.8-6

BAHCO 168-8-4.8-6 is a round chainsaw file designed for manual sharpening and maintenance of chainsaw cutting teeth. The tool is part of a compact professional range and is intended for use where precise reshaping, deburring and edge maintenance of saw chains are required. The round cross-section and specified diameter make it suitable for restoring tooth profiles and keeping cutting performance consistent during field or workshop servicing.

Advantages

The round shape provides even material removal along the tooth profile, helping to restore the correct cutting angle and depth. Manufactured under strict quality control, the file offers consistent hardness and cutting performance across pieces. The small, convenient size and metal handle enable controlled manual operation and access to individual teeth without needing power tools. Packaging options include multi-packs and a combined display/storage box that facilitate organized storage and quick access for professional use.

Suitable for

• Sharpening chainsaw cutting teeth
• On-site maintenance of chains and bars
• Field and workshop saw sharpening tasks
• Routine deburring and edge profiling of cutting links

Key specifications

• Tool type: round chainsaw file for tooth sharpening
• Cutting action: manual hand filing
• Handle: metal handle for precise grip and control
• Packaging format: multi-pack configuration with display/storage box option
• Target user: professional users and service technicians

How to use

Position the chainsaw file in the file guide or align it by eye to match the original tooth angle. Use steady forward strokes across the cutting face of each tooth, applying consistent pressure and keeping the file parallel to the intended cutting angle. File each tooth the same number of strokes to maintain balance across the chain, and inspect progress visually to avoid over-filing. After sharpening, remove filings and check chain tension before resuming operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when sharpening. Follow manufacturer guidance for correct tooth angles and filing sequence for your specific chainsaw chain model. Store files in the provided display/storage box to protect cutting surfaces and keep sets organized.