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I have the Italian Tecomec version of the 620, the Oregon is made by them with Oregon stickers. 

Quite well made, very little play /sloppiness, once you get the hang of it I think you'll like it. 

Strongly recommend a CBN wheel rather than the pink ones supplied. 

And... with a drill and a socket you can reverse the wheel direction so that the LH cutters are ground from the outside in as per the RH cutters. 

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