Thread: Electric chainsaw sharpener

I bought a cheapie at Central Districts Field day last year, I can't remember the brand name (maybe didn't have one?). Works bloody well. Chain has to come off, but that is no real hassle. It takes maybe one second to reposition between each tooth so it is fast. Probably wears out the chain faster than hand sharpening but worth it.

Chainsaw mill? Mate I had one of those 25 years ago, moved to a peterson swingblade and never looked back.

Originally Posted by Ben Waimata

I bought a cheapie at Central Districts Field day last year, I can't remember the brand name (maybe didn't have one?). Works bloody well. Chain has to come off, but that is no real hassle. It takes maybe one second to reposition between each tooth so it is fast. Probably wears out the chain faster than hand sharpening but worth it.

Chainsaw mill? Mate I had one of those 25 years ago, moved to a peterson swingblade and never looked back.

Chainsaw milling is a bit of a hobby at the moment so no too serious about, but came into some paid work using so want to be efficient and not spend hours sharpening chains.
I also end up using my saws for work (landscaping and building) and the tanalised wood really takes the edge off quick.
Have just found ozito (I know not the best brand) do a cordless one which is a clever idea.

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