How to sharpen a chainsaw Video

By: Guest 9 months ago

This is a tool made by Sharp Force. Look here for more detailed information.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I dont get it- everything was hidden. and no one can find that particular tool in stores. and most people couldnt see what was going on and want the name of the tool. maybe you could make the videos more user friendly in future by showing long close-ups of the procedures. you know what they say: a picture is worth a thousand words. thanks

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Great video! thanks! that file you have looks good, but i cant find one like it anywhere. What brand is it and where can i get one? thanks

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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where can I buy this file? is it a husqvarna one?

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By: Guest More than a year ago

PFERD was established in 1799 by manufacturing files for farriers. Today PFERD-brand files, known for top quality and consistency, are used on every continent. With a wide range of standard and specialty products, PFERD provides solutions for your filing needs. PFERD chain saw files and accessories are available to suit the needs of every chain saw user, from home owner to park manager to logger. PFERD offers a complete line of chain saw files, as well as some innovative and unique tools that will save you time and money, and keep you safer while working with your saw. PFERD's unique chain sharp tool sharpens the tooth and adjusts the height of the depth gauge in direct relation to tooth wear in one easy, hand-held operation. Both the round file and the flat file are replaceable. The Chainsharp by PFERD offers an easy solution to chain maintenance without the necessity of removing the chain from the saw. For safety, maintain a sharp chain at all times. Adjust the raker each time

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Where can I buy the 'tool' he is using to sharpen the chain?

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I wished the video showed how to file the raker using that big tooth he was holding in his hand. That sharpening tool didn't show a whole lot of what was being filed because the tool was hiding what was being done. I know how to use the round file properly.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

video doesn't address the cause of crooked saw cutting....does it mean one side of the saw is sharpened more than the other?

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Where can I buy the sharpening tool for my Husqvarna chain?

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Tree Cutting Safety: Chainsaw Sharpening

When you chain saw stop doing the work for you, you want to make sure that when that chain stops cutting itself that you stop and sharpen. There is a five parts of the cutter tooth that make that job possible. The first part we want to take a look at is the point, make sure there is no damage in this area and that is the part you can really start into the fiber. The second area is over here in the side the side plate cutting angle that needs to be without damage and also virtually straight up and down. You want to make sure that it is 90 degrees not hoop forward to back slope, another areas is a top plate. On this particular tooth we have a witness smart to give up a top plate angle of 25 to 30 degrees and also we need to make sure no damages in that cutting surface. Number 4 is down here it is called the chisel angle basically peals that chip out of the curve and that particular angle is uplift 45 degrees and the last to make it is cutting into the fiber on it s own is the depth gauge or raker and this particular gadget sets up and determines the depth that the cutters allowed to get into the wood fiber. A very simple tool to accomplish the task of getting all fiber of these parts correct again is this tool. This can set on top of the tooth that you are filing. But also rest on the tooth in front as you file through it has a round file which cuts the radius of the tooth and also a flat file in place to take the raker in the same strokes and it can be reverse right cutter and the left cutter. But we works too into a forward motion and basically taking off the damage, restructuring that surface and at the same time because this tooth is going down hill. These one is going down hill on the top plates. It lowers the guide down and the flat file it takes the depth gauge in proportion to the height. Keep should chain cutting straight and keeps it cutting into the woods on its own power.

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When you chain saw stop doing the work for you, you want to make sure that when that chain stops cutting itself that you stop and sharpen. There is a five parts of the cutter tooth that make that job possible. The first part we want to take a look at is the point, make sure there is no damage in this area and that is the part you can really start into the fiber. The second area is over here in the side the side plate cutting angle that needs to be without damage and also virtually straight up and down. You want to make sure that it is 90 degrees not hoop forward to back slope, another areas is a top plate. On this particular tooth we have a witness smart to give up a top plate angle of 25 to 30 degrees and also we need to make sure no damages in that cutting surface.

Number 4 is down here it is called the chisel angle basically peals that chip out of the curve and that particular angle is uplift 45 degrees and the last to make it is cutting into the fiber on it s own is the depth gauge or raker and this particular gadget sets up and determines the depth that the cutters allowed to get into the wood fiber. A very simple tool to accomplish the task of getting all fiber of these parts correct again is this tool. This can set on top of the tooth that you are filing. But also rest on the tooth in front as you file through it has a round file which cuts the radius of the tooth and also a flat file in place to take the raker in the same strokes and it can be reverse right cutter and the left cutter. But we works too into a forward motion and basically taking off the damage, restructuring that surface and at the same time because this tooth is going down hill. These one is going down hill on the top plates. It lowers the guide down and the flat file it takes the depth gauge in proportion to the height. Keep should chain cutting straight and keeps it cutting into the woods on its own power.

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Tree Cutting Safety: Chainsaw Sharpening

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