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[MIkeWard]

46/47 only thing missing is tailgate
yours looks great!

 

[Deereho]

Niceeeee
When retire want fix one up

 

[hunt4570]

Great looking truck!
My brother just bought one as a project

Nice , has that been sitting there long???:laughing:

 

[Oldpath05]

You picking on me again OP??? gee wiz!

Holy Camoli $133... each? I'm thinking I'd need 3-4 of them to do my saws! And NO I do not have one of those, most likely never will.

I sharpened freehand for years finally got one of those little slider gauge devices, I like it , seems more accurate and gives a better cut. And will accommodate 3 different size files! Still have to freehand my chainsaw on a stick!

This guy, or one just like it anyway.. Amazon.com : Katzco Chainsaw Sharpener File Kit - Contains 5/32, 3/16, and 7/32 Inch Files, Wood Handle, Depth Gauge, Filing Guide, and Tool Pouch - for Sharpening and Filing Chainsaws and Other Blades : Garden & Outdoor

Yes, just a wee little bit mostly because I like a lot of your pictures On my favorite sharping systems, I have to have a motor on it, there's something about manual filing I just cant stand so when I see something with buttons switches an knobs I'm like a kid in a tractor store. I bought this Timber Tuff sharpener last spring and still haven't tried it yet but plan to sometime this year.
Amazon.com: Timber Tuff CS-BM12 12-volt Bar Mount Chain Sharpener: Home Improvement
Timber Tuff Bar Mount Chain Sharpener 12-volt CS-BM12 7323935156 | eBay

 

[Oldpath05]

I am currently using Granberg sharpener, and I give it 4 stars. I notice when using it and rotate it to other side of teeth, from 0 those little angle notches on the sharpener dont match both sides, like 5 on one side then I go to 6 on other side to get same angle on teeth, one must have basic saw sharpening conman mechanical sense to use it. As far as setting it on the bar, after it's done a couple times it's quick and simple, but the best part is it has a motor with buttons switches and knobs............ Now back to the Power Wagon thread, I like those pictures, especially the old ones, are there any more?

Granberg precision grinder and accurate depth guage raker setting for chainsaw chain - YouTube

 

[hunt4570]

Yes, just a wee little bit mostly because I like a lot of your pictures On my favorite sharping systems, I have to have a motor on it, there's something about manual filing I just cant stand so when I see something with buttons switches an knobs I'm like a kid in a tractor store. I bought this Timber Tuff sharpener last spring and still haven't tried it yet but plan to sometime this year.
Amazon.com: Timber Tuff CS-BM12 12-volt Bar Mount Chain Sharpener: Home Improvement
Timber Tuff Bar Mount Chain Sharpener 12-volt CS-BM12 7323935156 | eBay

I bought the HF version of that sharpener and I thought my manual sharpening did a much better job...

 

[hunt4570]

I am currently using Granberg sharpener, and I give it 4 stars. I notice when using it and rotate it to other side of teeth, from 0 those little angle notches on the sharpener dont match both sides, like 5 on one side then I go to 6 on other side to get same angle on teeth, one must have basic saw sharpening conman mechanical sense to use it. As far as setting it on the bar, after it's done a couple times it's quick and simple, but the best part is it has a motor with buttons switches and knobs............ Now back to the Power Wagon thread, I like those pictures, especially the old ones, are there any more?

Granberg precision grinder and accurate depth guage raker setting for chainsaw chain - YouTube

I'm thinking by the time you set that up, and reset it for the depth gages and then for the other side teeth... I'd have my chain sharp and be on my way.. and no excess heat on those teeth.. but that's me..

( that power wagon is someone elses, but WAY cool.. I wish it was mine!)

Oh.... and here's a picture for you..:shocked:

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I have the HF sharpener and also the Oregon sharpener.

After using the HF model, I threw it under the bench, I just can't live with the way that POS sharpens.

Some day I'll find a use for it BESIDES filling my trash can...

SR

 

[Oldpath05]

I have the HF sharpener and also the Oregon sharpener.

After using the HF model, I threw it under the bench, I just can't live with the way that POS sharpens.

Some day I'll find a use for it BESIDES filling my trash can...

SR

Good to see you survived hibernation..... Is this the one you threw in the trash can, it has good reviews and under $30.00>>>>>Electric Chain Saw Sharpener

 

[Oldpath05]

I'm thinking by the time you set that up, and reset it for the depth gages and then for the other side teeth... I'd have my chain sharp and be on my way.. and no excess heat on those teeth.. but that's me..

Oh.... and here's a picture for you..:shocked:

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At least you got a picture of my good side!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah sharpening by hand is faster but I cant stand files, I might have a file phobia. But then again I might be able to give you a run for the money on sharpening 3 chainsaws in a row with 24" bars with a cut test after,,,,,,,,,,,,, and the winner is Oldpath and the trophy in side of wild hog bacon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!