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This device is extremely durable and easy to use and arrives with 1/8 inch, 3/16 inch, and 1/4 inch grinding wheels to hone chain pitches up to 0.404 inches. One of the best aspects of this chain sharpener is that it meets the specified ANSI standards which ensure that it is fit and safe to use. Chains sharpened with this accurate tool last longer and operate more efficiently. When coupled with proper sized grinding stones and wheels, this sharpener acts as a great tool for chain sharpening and makes the chainsaw work at full potential, just like a new one. Whilst some people choose to regularly sharpen their chains as a form of general maintenance, there are some signs to look out for to let you know that it’s really time to give that chainsaw chain some attention: You can make your chain teeth up in about 5-10 minutes. Yes! Only 5-10 minutes you need to complete the chain sharpening process if you are a regular user. But sometimes it may take 20-30 minutes if need serious sharpening with larger size chain bar like 20 inches or more. What angle do I grind my chainsaw chain?

Ever since the invention of the first chainsaw sharpener, man has been looking to better this creative technique in every possible way. Whilst that’s all well and good for very occasional users, as soon as the chain saw starts getting used more frequently, these costs can start to add up.Hopefully, this will make your decision a little easier and gets you a product that you are happy with. Types of chainsaw sharpener compared Portek Maxi Chainmaster Chain Sharpener Mark II (best chainsaw sharpener if you like the old style grinder) Three round files come included, as well as a flat file, hardwood handle, depth gauge and assorted other tools. All of these manual chainsaw sharpeners are held securely in a lightweight orange pouch which is easy to spot if you put it down. It keeps all 10 pieces safe and makes them easy to find when required. Finally, if you have a manual chainsaw sharpener (further information in the next section), you can sharpen your chainsaw whilst away from the garage. This can be useful for DIYers and professionals alike. Manual vs. Electric Sharpeners

Electric sharpeners are less complicated and easier to use as compared to handheld sharpeners which always require some assembling before beginning the process of sharpening. Chain Quality Regarded as one of the best tools for chain sharpening, this STIHL 2 in 1 chainsaw sharpener serves a dual purpose. Firstly, it sharpens saw chain cutters, and secondly, it lowers the depth of the gauges, thus making the process of chain sharpening even easier. Given its agility, this device will make your chain work like it is fresh out of the box. The fast working of this sharpener guarantees that you put less time in honing your chain and additional time in giving your cutting tool something to do. PFERD Chainsaw sharpener in use – keep your pitch and angles close and this will sharpen with just a few pulls through!Along with sharpening the cutting face of the chain, the grinding wheel can be lowered to improve the edge of the rakers too. There’s an auto-clamp that will hold to chain in place as the blade is lowered, ensuring precise sharpening. This chain sharpener has a 130 W motor and the blade spins at 7500 rpm, so it’s one of the more powerful machines on this list. It will sharpen the majority of chain sizes, but requires a bit of working out before achieving the best results. If you’re completely new to chainsaw sharpeners, it might be a good idea to scroll down and read our in depth buyer’s guide first, to have a better understanding of the main aspects that go into the best chainsaw sharpeners. Chainsaw Sharpeners Buyer’s Guide It’s actually much simpler than it sounds and doesn’t take long before you can set it up in less than a minute, and have a full chainsaw sharpened within a very short amount of time. A chainsaw sharpener is a machine or tool that sharpens the individual teeth of your chainsaw. There are several different types of sharpeners including the manual rounded file sharpener, the bolt-on manual sharpener, drill set sharpeners, portable 12V sharpeners and wall or bench mount electric sharpeners.

Carbide Wear Carbides experience most wear the first time a chain is sharpened. This is due to the carbide not seating properly and binding in the hook of the chain. To avoid this, seat the carbide into the chain by leaving the side knobs loose on the sharpener. Sharpen each tooth of the chain very slightly. You will hear/feel a chatter as the carbide spins which will smooth out as the hook of the chain shapes to the contour of the carbide. This is only necessary the first time a chain is sharpened. To overcome all these obstacles, we have come up with a review article that will help you identify the good chainsaw sharpener that meets your requirements. Best Chainsaw Sharpener Comparison Table Product Name One thing I really liked about the Faithful chainsaw sharpener is that it only weighs 2.7kg. That’s very lightweight for a bench mounted model and made me feel like I didn’t have to have it as a permanent fixture on my workbench as I could just move it around and store it easily until needed. The simple way it is screwed onto a wooden base also helps with this.SIMPLE & EFFICIENT CHAINSAW SHARPENING JIG: The chainsaw sharpening kit is designed to be extremely user-friendly, comparable to using a pencil sharpener. It features two fixed sharpening holes and a standard 30° sharpened front angle. Simply attach the clamp, position the pawl, insert the burr into the guide sleeve, and turn the handle. It's as simple as that! Keep your chainsaw sharp and efficient with the mini chainsaw sharpener, saving both time and effort in your work. Not Cutting Straight Uneven cutting teeth is often the cause. If one side of the chain has longer cutting teeth they will take a bigger bite out of the wood than the shorter teeth. If the chain is cutting to the left that means the right teeth on the chain are longer, and vise versa. To correct, sharpen only the side with the longer teeth. If the bar has worn unevenly it will also cause the chain to not cut straight. The set-up is simple, and the instructions are sufficiently detailed to get the chain sharpener running almost immediately. Once the correct adjustments have been made, it can breathe new life into old chains – even those that are past hand filing.