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Which Chainsaw Sharpener Machine?


Jamie Jones
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Which Quality Chainsaw Sharpener Machine are people using?

 

I have a number of different makes (Stihl/Husky/Oregon) and sized chains and want a good quality accurate machine for doing the sharpening.

 

I have been looking at the Oregon 620-230... Whats people views on this machine or what other machines should I look at?

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Stihl HOS grinder is what I use. But they've stopped selling them I believe.
The stihl USG is the one they sell now.
It's better as you can sharpen other tools too.
But it's rather expensive.
Make sure you get a solid metal frame model, as the cheap plastic ones are complete shiiite.

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i usually use a file but get some damage with chains with metal  in wood or stones or sand in trees  low to ground so i got a ex forestry commission one from a roup and it a 533 ax  reversible motor from the 1990's , needed a bit of fettling but its great , but each to their  own really , depends on how much use the chains get , but mainly due to damage i use the oregon 533  and a file in use 

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