Chain Sharpener Suggestions
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chainsawmaster1000
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Harbor freight has a nice cheep electric sharpner for a bough 30.00 or so
www.harborfreight.com
www.harborfreight.com
I know this is near zombie status, but still an issue worth addressing.
I have that Harbor Freight sharpener that @chainsawmaster1000 mentions above. It does a decent job for the money, but for me it served to make me decide I liked a bench grinder enough to invest in an Oregon bench grinder. It is more adjustable, more consistent, and much sturdier. And, yes, much more expensive.
For an inexpensive solution that does an excellent job, I suggest the Granberg G106B. It's under $40 on Amazon as of today (plus files). It serves as a portable solution as well as one for home.
I have that Harbor Freight sharpener that @chainsawmaster1000 mentions above. It does a decent job for the money, but for me it served to make me decide I liked a bench grinder enough to invest in an Oregon bench grinder. It is more adjustable, more consistent, and much sturdier. And, yes, much more expensive.
For an inexpensive solution that does an excellent job, I suggest the Granberg G106B. It's under $40 on Amazon as of today (plus files). It serves as a portable solution as well as one for home.
KartsofKaos
New member
here is a good vid from project farm on it.
Just watched the video and what I gather from all this, is I don't want to have mess with electric wires out in the field. Besides by the time I have to sharpen a chain it's time for me to take a break. Loved the video by the way.
I am so chronologically enhanced that any time is break time!
