Trying out different Rip Chains (Homemade)

Now that I have the edge mill and it is easy to take off and change the chain, I decided to do a little experiment. I gathered up some old chains bought a few new ones and proceeded to file each one slightly different than the others. All of the teeth were filed at 10 degrees, but I used different skip patterns and scoring teeth set ups. Watch and find out how they each performed.

The Chainsaw used
https://www.huztl.net/71cc-Holzfforma-Blue-Thunder-G444-Gasoline-Chain-Saw-Power-Head-Without-Guide-Bar-and-Chain-Top-Quality-By-Farmertec-One-year-warranty-All-parts-are-compatible-with-MS440-044-Chainsaw-p718777.html
The edging mill
https://www.huztl.net/Edging-Mill-Previously-Mini-Mill-With-5-Rails-and-Mounting-Screws-p716233.html
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