Lidl chainsaw grinder £20

[SamTheOldGoat]

FWIW, I have a Lidl chainsaw, cost me £80 with a 3 year guarantee and an 18" Oregon bar. It's flipping brilliant! Used loads with no issues, starts first time etc! No complaints from a 'social sawer'!

[humpo48]

Got one on Monday, have sharpened a couple chains with it and I have to say I can't fault it.

[WoodED]

I almost wet myself watching that video when the guy said "another special feature is" and it was the on off switch haha

 

 

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[peatff]

Just been to Lidl and they had loads of sharpeners in but I spent all my money on Hobgoblin and Bishops Finger. If they are there next time I may be tempted.

[mendiplogs]

Just been to Lidl and they had loads of sharpeners in but I spent all my money on Hobgoblin and Bishops Finger. If they are there next time I may be tempted.

 

HI MATE can you get the wheels ok when the one wears out they look ok for £20 thanks jon

[peatff]

There's another shop near here that sells a grinder like it for £35 and they sell the wheels for it as well and they will fit the Lidl grinder no problem. They are on Amazon as well.

[Gary Prentice]

"In next to no time you have a sharp chain":lol:

 

After taking the chain off, raffing about with that, I think I'd agree with stubby and buy twenty quids worth of files.

[Hedge hunter]

wtf is that? ill have 20 files thanks...

[humpo48]

You can order more discs via lidl spares dept Jon, phone number in instruction manual. Don't know how much they are?

[Goaty]

I prefer files, but did use a similar grinder to this to reset teeth to same length. Now have the granberg one which is lots better as you can see what is going on in the action zone. I have ground the other links accidently before with this type. Plus when the edge tapers on these stones, you get a different angle.

However good enough for a diy firewood cutter. Just pull the chain round then pull back against the stop. Dont spend all day flipping it about:confused1: