Best Chainsaw Sharpener, Ever
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The precision of this tool is quite impressive.
A small tear fell seeing that chain going across the rock. - Aaron Birkeland
Mine was a large tear. That was a scary thing to witness.
Me too.
LOL!!! I know, right?? I think he does that on purpose just to see me cringe....
@@rnj1223a Advice , chainsaws are unforgiving , number one rule , when your saw is not being used Put your Chain Guard ON ! number two always have chainsaw gloves on every time you touch your baby, get it wrong and someone will have a big problem ! NEVER drop start your Saw ? There are only two ways to start your Saw ? Grip the between your knees ,or flat on ground with foot on pad in Handel ... Get someone to show you , if they say we don't do that ? .. say thanks and walk away !! And get professional advice and training , always remember , you must never say , l should have listened ? NEVER LOOK DOWN SAW BAR whilst Cutting .. If the chain hits metal in tree , old nail or barbwire , ... it will bounce the saw back on you , not good ? If you live you will have a big scar and babble like a baby ? ..
@@rnj1223a After sharping your Chain , Don't forget depth gauge , using flat file ?
Wranglerstar- “Simple enough for an east coast man”
(Puts it on backwards)
INDEED!
That’s funny!! 🤣
Yeah, but He was also backwards, working, thinking, and talking all at the same time, with cameras and equipment all around him. So.....
LOL
He said don’t quote me
Nothing beats a round file and experience when sharpening a chain.
Except square ground chain that litterally cuts 25% faster than round file
True! But for the rest of us?
I agree. I enjoy hand sharpening a chainsaw. I would like to get a vise for when I am out and want to sharpen a chain.
“Simple enough for an east coast man” 0.16
“Oh I’ve got this on backwards” 3.30
Congratulations you played yourself
i think we can assume he left it in on purpose.
Apparently not simple enough for a east coast man
That looks like an amazing sharpener. I could really use one of those I am starting small engine repair on the side and have about 20 chainsaws to sharpen.
What a brilliant little jig. Like many I never seem to sharpen my chain just right. This takes that worry away.
My step father can file by hand, but he will love this as a christmas gift.
This is an amazing sharpener. Still need to file the rakers.
That was my question - does this jig have any in-built functions for the rakers? I know, if it does, it's probably in the directions ... Lol. But seriously, seems like an important function that should be addressed from something as precise as this jig.
That is an awesome sharpener! Getting each tooth sharpened evenly and precisely is the most difficult task when sharpening your chain.
I'm happy to see that this product is available here in Australia.
@Patrol Adventures Australia Yeah but over $250 not worth it, the stihl ones are better as they file down the depth gauge at the same time, this doesn't so you need to run around the chain and file them after using this, 2 steps forward 1 step back
Forgive me if I missed this, but I didn’t see this too address the depth gauges.
Chris Nash typically this is a great way to get your saw sharp quickly.
The rakers are commonly taken down as needed every few times you sharpen.
A good sign that the rakers need work is the saw, even though sharp, has difficulty getting through the wood.
Just means that the tooth is too low to get a bite.
Really though every 3rd sharpen just take 1 swipe off the rakers
If chains is sharp and your making powder and dust take off more you want to be throwing chips and small slivers
I'd like one. You should review those "automatic self sharpening" tools where you attach to the end, press the stone in and run the blade. Seems much easier if it actually works. See "oregon powersharp". Thanks.
youtube12345 I'll sell you mine
the Oregon powersharp chains are a totally different design. Thats why they can be sharpened that way and thats why the chains are $30-40. I have the CS1500 electric powersharp and it works well as long as you are VERY careful not to cut anything too hard
Been wondering about those things. Seems too good to be true
@@mylesclay it almost is, but as long as you're careful with it not to touch the ground or nails in the wood, the chain will last 100+ cuts
Run what blade?
Looks like a good tool to have when in the middle of the woods
My father in law is one of those “I can sharpen a saw great by hand” fellas. Sure could use one of these👍
I'm an east coast guy and my hands are actual chainsaws.
I bet you are a big Bruce Campbell fan.
I wouldn't mind having one and it's a very good tool and I'm a newbie are sharpening chains not really could use one John David Coleman
@Sven3xs there are some rugged East coast women 😂
Rofl
Surely need to give it a try on all the chains & 4 saws I use regularly that are mostly & assuredly hand sharpened a little out of whack, just like their operator.
Interesting concept, definitely looks easier and more precise to turn the grind instead of drive it through with a normal file. I bought the Stihl hand-shapener on your recommendation. Would you alternate between this and the Stihl to keep the depth guage consistent? That was the only reason I bought the Stihl was the 2 part sharpening of both the tooth and the depth gauge.
Just grind the depth gages off, they are useless
@@ChrisLascari Hard core
I really like how compact and accurate this unit is
Another Right coast guy would like to try one of these.
Which way are you facing? :-)
Amazing! Man I need one of these! I am literally going on the internet right now and buying one! I have some wood to cut next week and this will save me hours of time compared to using a file!
This is the THIRD "Best Chainsaw Sharpener" I have bought because of this channel....The Granberg, the Stihl and now this one. My wife hates you! Lol.....
My neighbor's saw is always sharp when I use it.
Funny how that works. 🧐
I really like the consistent precision of the cut!
The trouble with gadgets like this is that by the time you’ve farted about with it, fitting it, setting it up, you could have sharpened the whole chain just using a file and an Oregon file holder, which is what I do then go over the rakers with a flat file. It’s not a mystical skill, it just takes time to learn, the time it would take to fir a gadget like this weird doofur.
I’ll partially agree with you but as someone who has never been able to learn and master the traditional way of filing a saw chain without it cutting curvy, this tool has been an awesome help.
Whoa! this was a great vid on a great tool! thank you so much for doing this! I definitely need this! Dull chains do the majority of the accidental damage to humans, so something that standardizes the bite on a chain and makes it super sharp will scrub out nearly all the kickback even when using "extended techniques" is of supreme value to any and all chainsaw users. This is proper PPE in my opinion! Great stuff!
Finally, the West Coaster admits to being skewed in his view and it took someone living to the east of him to set him straight. Thanks Timberline
I watched you rave about steels chainsaw sharpener with tooth take files on it and you said it was best which one is best
I am an engineer who has worked with machine shops for 40+ years. Nobody could hand file as consistent as this device does. I've also looked at the clones. They all appear to be junk [poor cutters, flimsy crank, only a single paw] compared to the Timberline. I believe it is very important to have consistent sized cutting teeth. This Timberline cuts the teeth to consistent size. The only concern is that a person must also check and possibly file the rakers as well as the cutting teeth. The rakers however, are easy to check and easy to file.
Ok so this is the 2nd time you've said "Best Chainsaw Sharpener, Ever" that I'm aware of. The first one was for the Stihl one that also did the raker tooth. So which one is better?
The Stihl. This one does not do the rake
It looks like a great tool, with good results. Good job. Thanks
The Stihl one is better. This one doesn't to the rakers at the same time.
Im with you sorta. Only thing is rakers are best adjusted to the wood being cut but you want the teeth exact. How about both for me since i already have been using the Stihl and love it!
Absolutely correct. Sorry to say but the timberline is just a $100 paperweight. At $40 my sthil sharpener is far superior.
Yeah, my thoughts exactly.
Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I wasn't able to get my stihl sharpener to work with my skip tooth. Any pointers?
Yeah but the Stihl sharpener doesn’t work on skip chain
Finally a tool for the people who already know how to sharpen their saw lol 😂
Great sharpener. Thanks. I have been doing it by hand for fourth years..I want one.
GREAT PRESENTATION . NOTHING LIKE A SHARP CHAIN. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS ALSO.
What a great idea! Just what I have been looking for. Makes the job so much easier and precise. Great product!
Looks like it will work well. Does it adjust to different chains?
A leather case would've been ideal. Otherwise a great idea.
Yea those west coast guys only cut evergreens. They could never cut and bust real oak wood
Well, we do have madrone trees and they are hard enough to cut, nearly impossible to split.😁
Osage Orange is the hardest wood I have cut here in the Communist State of NY.
Would like to see him cut on our Missouri Red and White oaks, which almost always have a few rocks in them ! Don't think those skip chains would last very long in the Ozarks.
I joked similarly..
NB. It is funny how you guys call Pine/Fir/Spruce/Cedar Evergreens.. (yes they are.) In Australia nearly ALL Native trees are evergreens, but they are HARD-Woods ie, broadleaf evergreens, not pinate (needle) evergreens = SOFT-Wood. So Here saying "Evergreen" doesn't mean a whole lot.
@@kadmow Good point M8
I love that sharpener. Looks very simple
Looks like a great Sharpener! Getting the angles correct is always my problem. This device would definitely change that! Thanks for the video!
I really am impressed with this video. Thanks for the introduction.
Looks like a great little sharpener, I’m going to try one. Thank you.
The guys on the a East coast don’t need sharpeners, even the trees are soft!
That's gold..Up here in the north we gotta bite that white oak ;)
use only red and white oak down south...some of us are still hard, lol
Guess you have never cut locust.
Plenty of hardwood trees here on the east coast,both Maple,Oak and Locust are abundant.With maple being harder than oak,I am often sharpening my chainsaws.
@@danielnagle4379 for sure but try to limit my firewood to oak if possible. the old timers used locust for fence post.
Great vids, Thank you. Certainly looks awesome, It looks like they could add a raker attachment to this. Thanks again.
I can’t wait to have one of those I am a groundie and and have to use dull saws all week because the owner sharpens on Friday if he sharpens at all. I am learning to file sharpen not very good yet
I build my own log cabins and this looks like a great sharpening system, definitely trying it.
Thank you very much for the review. I was skeptical seeing this product advertised. I've followed you for years and respect your opinion. Thanks again and God bless you always!
Seems to be better than most sharpeners ive seen. I Am a novice logger at 66. I hate just using a file. Because im terrible at it.would be great to own one of these
Thanks for your information and advice 👍🏽
Wow what an awesome chain sharpener. I will be looking for one to buy. I always pay to have my chains sharpened.
That's the absolute coolest sharpener I've ever seen
Literally got files for days. I'll be looking forward to buying one of these when the budget allows.
Looks like a great sharpener! Especially since you can sharpen in the woods without needing power.
I shared this tool with friends! I would love to try this out. I subscribed !
Thank you
I really like this. Thanks for sharing Cody!
I think this was great. The only question is there a easy way to determine the size file needed and does it come with different sizes?
Looks like even I could use this. I sure can’t keep the angle straight otherwise. Thanks for the video.
Looks like a cool little tool that would be easy enough for even this east coast man to figure out. One question though. What about the rakers? Do you have to go back after with a gauge and file afterwards? Thanks for the vid.
I sharpened up my 24” with a Dremel & the sharpening bit with’n the first 3 minutes of watching this.
Like the idea and will get it.
Think it would save a lot of time sharpening, do love the exactness you get. Would love to try one some day.
Always try to stay ahead and have my chains sharp before I head out to cut some firewood but I always hit something that the chains don't like and then you end up with a lot of issues burning up bar, possibly injuries ect. Would be great to have on hand a tool that will do a perfect job sharpening and makes it easier. Thanks for the video
I need this! Thanks for the video.
That looks like a good sharpener,wish we had something like that here in New Zealand,👍
I could use this ! Grate info in the video!
Really appreciate your videos and the character building references. I'm looking for a good sharpening system and your advice is extremely helpful.
Thanks for the great review. This looks like it is just the kit I have been looking for!! 🍻
Thank you so much for making this video.
Great sharpener. Put me on the five-away list to get one. Jim Simmons
Oh man I wish I had one of these! Thanks for always providing quality content. Thumbs up!
Great video. Thanks for the education.
Excellent tool, Great review !
This looks to be the easiest sharper I have ever seen, God Bless and stay well.
What about setting the depth gauges?
Appreciate your Timberline chainsaw sharpener review! Purchased the Stihl sharpener after your review a few months ago. But this one looks like the cats meon. Looking forward to seeing your results first hand!
This sharpener is pretty nice, I like it alot. Thank u for the info
Amazing tool. I would like to get one. It's looks very simple to use
Looks a great tool and value for money
Looks very interesting might have to try it
It needs a depth setter on it like the two round files and a straight one that would be awesome im still learning with sharpening the chain and its doing my head in a system that does it all would be awesome . Just my thoughts .
I have one of these, but its an art too. Ive had to use my caliper to mess each tooths length and get them within .003” so it will cut straight.
Larry D Taylor Looks like a tool that I could use very easily and precisely. Would like to have one to try
Great video. Gonna try this one.
So what system, product technique is the best of all the ones you've reviewed?
I have been looking for a very accurate chainsaw for many years. Would love one.
seems like a really good product
I like mine. I have 2 chain types and 2 files sizes. I can change out quickly between my saws and it works very well. I put it on right the first time out of the box. I keep it stored in my truck in the case it came in. It has held up well in the year I have owned it. In my opinion it is worth the money spent.
Looks like a very nice tool👍
Way better than files faster great for on site use I really want one RAMiller only 72 yrs old
Looks like a marvelous tool. I’d love one
I put bright nail polish on the chassis of one tooth at the factory splice to mark it as an prominent index tooth for sharpening.
Looks like a real handy tool for sharpening my chain saw!
Looksfantastic
What a neat little tool! Would love to have one! Thanks for sharing.
Great , I see a tool that will make my life easier!
That is a great idea. I am always amazed on how intimated people are on sharpening there rig
impressive little tool.
I would love to try that
Good sharpener and I like the bag!
Chris Stanley. That is an amazing sharpening tool. Thanks for doing the review.