File set for circular saw blades Makita / Dolmar 5.5 mm, 3 pcs, MPN 958500165

Set of three round files for circular saw blades, designed for Makita and Dolmar models. Each file has a 5.5 mm working width and is intended for dressing, sharpening and maintaining the teeth of circular saw blades. The set helps restore cutting performance, remove burrs and maintain consistent tooth geometry to extend blade life and improve cutting accuracy in woodworking and construction applications.

Advantages

The three-file set provides matched sizes for uniform tooth sharpening and allows quick workspace maintenance without dismounting the blade from the saw in many routine tasks. A 5.5 mm working width makes these files suitable for common tooth profiles on circular saw blades used in timber cutting and general carpentry. The files are compact and simple to handle, offering controlled material removal and improved repeatability when shaping teeth.

Suitable for

• Routine sharpening of circular saw blades used in woodworking and carpentry
• On-site blade maintenance for construction and renovation projects
• Restoring individual teeth after minor damage or burr formation
• Adjusting tooth geometry for cleaner crosscuts and rip cuts

Key specifications

• Working width: 5.5 mm
• Quantity: 3 files per set
• File profile: round files suitable for saw tooth gullets
• Intended use: manual dressing and sharpening of circular saw blade teeth

How to use

Secure the saw blade or saw in a stable position to prevent movement during sharpening. Select the appropriate file from the set and place it into the gullet of the tooth at the correct angle following the original tooth geometry. Apply steady, even strokes away from the workpiece, removing small amounts of material until the tooth profile is restored and burrs are removed. Repeat for each tooth as required, checking alignment and running clearance periodically to ensure even cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the files with steady pressure and regular checks against a reference tooth to maintain consistent angles. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection during blade maintenance. For heavily worn or damaged blades, consider professional sharpening or replacement.