okie350
Silver Member
Does anyone have ay experince with one? I bought one but am a little leary of ruining a chain rather than sharping it.
Harbor freight chain saw sharpner
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czechsonofagun
Elite Member
I use one for two years. Works fairly well, I didn't touch a file since I got it. I sharpen my regular cross cutting chain with it and also ripping chain.
I used the HF wheel for a while, but recently got a new grinding wheel from Baileys. They say - Baileys - that it is a higher quality wheel and it seems to be, but the HF one sharpened well too.
I used the HF wheel for a while, but recently got a new grinding wheel from Baileys. They say - Baileys - that it is a higher quality wheel and it seems to be, but the HF one sharpened well too.
Mickey_Fx
Veteran Member
I've had one for several years and serves me well. When I first got it I did some tweaking on it. Mostly with the link stop to help insure consistent indexing. Also checked the protractor to insure degree marks were same for both left and right setting.
It's a long way from being a top model but sure beats the heck out of trying to to it by hand.
After sharpening, chain cuts very well, nice slices of wood coming off, not course saw-dust.
It's a long way from being a top model but sure beats the heck out of trying to to it by hand.
After sharpening, chain cuts very well, nice slices of wood coming off, not course saw-dust.
texasjohn
Super Member
Yes, I have one, much handier than any other sharpening approach I have tried. This topic has been covered before, in some detail, on TBN. Try a search and see if you can find that thread.
