The Westcoast Saw Depth Plate is designed to set raker heights on full-comp, semi-skip and full-skip chains. Crafted from durable high carbon steel, this plate provides precise depth options, starting at 0.025 inches and decreasing in 0.010-inch increments. Its specially designed edge, marked with the WCS logo, also cleans the rail bar for added convenience and maintenance.
Important: NOT compatible with safety chains, except for 3/8 Low Pro (100-0907).
Product Features:
Multiple Depth Options
Raker Height Adjustment
Bar Rail Cleaning
Made in the USA
Best For:
Chainsaw users who need a reliable chainsaw chain raker gauge to adjust raker heights accurately.
Professionals and hobbyists looking for a high-quality depth gauge tool for chainsaw maintenance.
Those using full-comp, semi-skip, and full-skip chains who require precise raker measurement for optimal cutting.
FAQ 1: How high should chainsaw rakers be? For optimal cutting, the rakers should be set 0.025 inches lower than the cutters on the chain. The Westcoast Saw Depth Plate makes it easy to adjust to this standard, ensuring smooth and efficient cuts.
FAQ 2: How to use a chainsaw depth plate? To use the chainsaw depth plate, simply place it over the top of the rakers on the chain. Adjust the raker height by filing until the raker aligns with the desired depth setting, indicated by the depth plate.
Looking for a custom 4-pack? Call us (206) 973-7212 and we'll create it for you.
See illustration image for guide on how to use it.
This is a very easy tool to use. The instructions weren't very good, but I found a video and it showed exactly how to use it.
Once you figure it out it is very easy to check and file your chain using this gauge.
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Noah Webster
Wonderful file guide
In my area the only file guides sold at saw shops are Oregon .025 guides. This is compact and allows you to adjust the depth easily.
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Jacob Furnish
Good product
Takes a little getting used to, but my goodness....Not only does it enhance the performance of the saw by matching what each individual tooth needs (which most other depth gauges don't ; they take the average of multiple teeth) but using it is actually easier and faster to file down the rakers than other depth gauges. I'm buying every type they have for all my saws. 10 / 10
