I've removed teeth from a chainring without power tools. I clamped it in a vice and used a pair of channel lock pliers to bend each tooth until it snapped off. It was easier than I thought it would be (with an aluminum chainring, I doubt it would work for steel). After removing the teeth I used a file to smooth down the stubs.
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