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Hey guys what's the cheapest decent mechanical chain sharpener available at the minute and what mechanical chain sharpener do people consider to be the best value currently please 

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Hey guys what's the cheapest decent mechanical chain sharpener available at the minute and what mechanical chain sharpener do people consider to be the best value currently please 

Tia 

 

 

 

Where are you? If close to south Durham you can come and take my old one for nowt. It’s manual not electric

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6 hours ago, billy_wizz said:

Hey guys what's the cheapest decent mechanical chain sharpener available at the minute and what mechanical chain sharpener do people consider to be the best value currently please 

Tia 

 

 

 

A file . The mechanics of it are your arms and hands . Nothing better .

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Unless you're going to spend over £250 odd then a file is the best option, especially if you're only doing a chain or two a week. The Stihl 3 in 1 chain files are really good I found. Nice and quick and you don't need that much skill.

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41 minutes ago, Woodworks said:

Lots on here poo poo them but myself and others get on well the Lidl grinder. £20 well spent IME

 

I've had mine forever and really like the convenience of having spare chains to swap over and save a few till I have a sharpening session doing 4 or 5 at once. I do use files to sharpen on the saw while cutting.

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Got this. Had it years. Really like it, especially the for long Milling chains with metal damage
 

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Works off any 12v battery. Fast and accurate chain sharpening. Once familiarised very easy to use - clamps to the bar for consistent teeth.


Another thumbs up for the Grandberg. Cracking wee sharpener that also takes down the Rakers to a set height and does so very accurately.

As it’s 12v you can take it with you when working away from the workshop.

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