Oregon Power sharp
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Talked about a couple times already.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/53629/
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/64577/
When I factored out the costs it was to expensive for me. I will stick to getting my chain sharpened for 8 bux, I keep 3 on hand so I always have a sharp one.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/53629/
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/64577/
When I factored out the costs it was to expensive for me. I will stick to getting my chain sharpened for 8 bux, I keep 3 on hand so I always have a sharp one.
I saw this too and watched the video's. Sounds interesting and worth a try, but I don't think anyone here has jumped at it. We all are used to doing the filing in the field and it doesn't take a more than a minute to do while you top off the oil and gas and files are cheap.
This power sharp requires the new bar, chain, and attachment. Plus the chain and stones only have a certain amount of life to them. If you try it, please post your results. I also wouldn't want that on the tip of my bar while I was cutting.
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This power sharp requires the new bar, chain, and attachment. Plus the chain and stones only have a certain amount of life to them. If you try it, please post your results. I also wouldn't want that on the tip of my bar while I was cutting.
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This is a better link.
The cost per sharpening will be very hi.....With that said a home owner just working around the yard would be good to go for years. (very light cutting)
I just file my own. I've never paid to get a chain sharpened. A $2 file lasts a very long time and a filed chain lasts longer than a ground one.
LLigetfa said:
+1 Only time I've had chains ground at a shop is when I wanted certain specs,like ripping chain.
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