Pole Saw Blade Maintenance - Prune Like a Pro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Gary Knowlton shows how to sharpen and care for a pole saw blade. He uses orange oil as a cleaning agent for removing tree sap and shows proper technique for sharpening the teeth.
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I just noticed your large clock after the first vice area sharpening - I love it! Thanks so much for taking the time to help others. I did not know how and was in the middle of getting the branches OFF MY ROOF!!! and I used my kitchen knife sharpener and did it totally wrong - wrong edge - ha ha. I will try again, but in the meantime, I purchased a 2nd blade, so I can sharpen the other while watching/listening to a movie! God Bless you.
important to note: check if your blade is HF hardened or not. HF hardening only hardens the surface of the metal and usually only the teeth are hardened. So you cant just grind away forever even if you can reset the teeth.
Amazing how much details you covered in this short video, appreciate it!
What a difference sharp tools make! I wish I had seen some of these tool maintenance methods back when I was doing tree work --but they didn't have You Tube then.
Terrific - I just bought a folding pruning saw from Fanno specifically because they can be resharpened. Thanks for these notes on how to do it.
I wish you had discussed selecting the correct knife file, as well as the angle that you used.
Well done, very clear & thorough. Could you mention where you buy the Orange Oil and what specific angle your knife sharpener hasp is placed on the teeth?
Excellent video , I do a lot of pole saw work , been at it for over 30 years , but I learned quite a bit from this .
This guy knows what he's doing!
this is so cool i have wanted a saw that can be sharped to go in my bug out bag. this fits the bill. if you had to guess how many time can you sharpen it before it would be time to replace it.
Short and to the point. I like it!
Bishop's Arborist Supply in Whittier California was the last place I was able to purchase one. You can also try searching for a Nicholson file. They are a manufacturer.
Thank you...very well done, knife sharpening and commentary
Clear, concise instructions. Thanks
Knife file! That's what I needed to know! Thanks!
thanks for sharing your expertise, really well explained
Oh ! Simple and very good explained, but some times camara not proper focused on the tool how it sharpened.
Can you recommend the proper knife file? They come in different angles so knowing the proper type would be helpful. Thanks.
this saw has 3 edges, in the video it seems that you sharpened only one edge, right?
Name of File? Sounds like "Knife File". May also be a "Feather File". It looks like Silkey brand sells one and others on Amazon. Not all have the narrow angle. Since this is the key to the sharpening solution, would like to know possible names and maybe sources, even price ranges. Seeing some for $6 and $30.
See my reply to P White, above
Whats orange oil?
Such a great tutorial! Thank you
Thank you .Great video
hey great vid where can i find a file like that? thanks
How do I contact you directly not on social media for questions regarding pruning large limbs on overgrown shrubs
I always thought there was a ton of work involved, but this looks like it's well worth it for the time it takes. Will this technique work on the Japanese pruning saws like the Silky saws? I review a lot of these on my channel and it would be great if I could sharpen these. Also - where is a good source for a knife file (in Canada, that is...)?
Nice video. Silky sells a rather expensive file to sharpen the Hayauchi blades (Silky file). It is also called a feather file at a 1/3 the cost. Easy to find on Amazon.com. As we say in sportbikes, get the technique right first, then add speed. It really does only take a few seconds per tooth once you get in the rhythm. My Japanese made saw set to adjust the angle of the tooth was only $30.
See my reply to P White, above
nice/ something you learn everyday. nice to know. thank you
Thanks. Great video. 👋🇭🇲
excellent video of the back of your hand
Hi Gary, really a great video ! Where can I purchase a saw like this ? thanks for any info.
Have you ever had a pair of felcos that are stuck closed? Any ideas?
I have one of those files that was kicking around had no idea. 😊
Where you paying this sharpening tool please
Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you!
can you provide the source of that knife file?
Great to see that some teaches this on.
btw did you only sharpen one side of each tooth? if so, why?
Your left hand hides the file on the tooth. Wish I could see that stroke.
Great idea with the clock to show progress. Informative and complete as usual, You can come do my tools anytime!
EXCELENT VIDEO, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
@FrostyTheBeerMan I get my saw from Bishop Co in Whittier, CA. If you aren't local to Los Angeles, they can ship to you. You can get their info from google maps.
Ask for the fanno head with the tri-edged 13 inch blade with the hook.
I have worked for Fanno Saw Works for over 40 years. The 13" triedge blade is our most popular import blade. We also manufacture our own line of saws,made in the USA.......
How can I get the www.knowltontrees.com website to work...all I see is a drawing of a wide tree and no links visible anywhere.
Gary, excellent info (went to your site). Where can I find that slitting file? I've been looking all over the web, and in stores here in Houston, and I can't find hide nor hair of it, other than in container-loads from China.
Mule ride
See my reply to P White, above
@@NiraTocco Thanks, Nira -- I did find that file two years ago.
Excellent tips! thanks.
very good tutorial vide. thanks for sharing.
Thank you
OK, I get the gist. But it would be good if your hands weren't in the way so you could see more clearly the correct action when sharpening the blade.
Excellent. Thank-you.
i appreciate your video, but you ignore the cutting edge at the tip of each blade. each tooth has 2 cutting edges, 2 different angles.
anyway, still helpful. i have to get a knife file.
thanks Gary
Where can I buy the file in the video? What size is the file?
If u can find this file in a hardware store, one source for it is www.americantreeservicesupply.com/index#!/Tree-Tools-and-Accessories/c/41572412 - phone 877-208-9548. Nowhere was I able to see a length in the file's description, but the product is called "ARS sharpening file". ARS is the brand/mfg'r. Before I ordered a $250 pole saw from them, I phoned with questions. I was told that my first order from this company, the shipping will be free (tho there's a glitch in their new website's cart), but I'm not certain that the shipping would be free for a $25 file. I've seen this file on ebay and amazon for $22.50 but they want 8 to 10 dollars to ship. There are 3 edges to file on these saws, the top of the tooth is the first (and only, in many cases) to file, and this video neglects to show it. Here is a very informative www.arborlab.com video that DOES show it - th-cam.com/video/uPRTDCwTL_E/w-d-xo.html. Their website sells Silky (brand) files and they say: "When Sharpening your saw, Silky Japan recommends that you only file the top edge for the first 2 times that you sharpen a blade.
Do not attempt the side angles as this will dramatically alter the way it cuts. If you feel it needs it you can do the sides on the 3rd or 4th sharpen".
Nice Video very nformative
I’m watching them.
Great vid but I might be too lazy to do this...hard enough to get me out there to prune the tree!
+Jason Hegel Yeah it is a good vid but the pruning saws i buy are D-Handle Fiskars and only $6 each! They work fantastic bot too cheap to bother sharpening!
what kind of file u used?
At 1:38 into the vid, he says it's known as a "Knife file".
brass bristle brush, thanks
why is there a huge clock there? i couldnt stop watching it tick...
So you are able to see how long it takes.
Can't see anything
great
Brass wire wheel, 1 minute each side done..
U met your match ✝️
Fuck it, I’m just buying another saw.
It’s better to just by a new blade that methods takes too much time especially if your alway on the move like most tree services are !!
But you didn’t care. ?
“ I’m gonna come in at that correct angle” Thanks for nothing!
It would have been much better if you would have kept your left hand out of the way when filming so we could see the teeth when you were filing your angles were terrible your left hand is in the way all the time other wise a good video so sorry no thumbs up here for me
Gary Knowlton . . . MAYBE knows some, but not all about sharpening pruning blades.
IF . . . your blade is like the one he's sharpening, fine.
IF NOT . . . shit outta luck.
Another person who thinks he's some sort of expert, who needs to teach, who needs to make videos, who doesn't care about the truth or accuracy of the subject.
Try your speed filing on a WoodZig design.
Please try using the principles he taught and modify them for your certain saw.