Saber Saw

I don't know how anybody buys tools like this nowadays. I have no idea which brand to go for, the Clarke, Faithful, Oregon mini, they all look the same. They are different prices though and some have a slight different design.

My HT101 is a 2013 model. I would have to wait for the Lidl/Aldi ones to turn up again and i really neef something now. I am going to look at the Clarke one.

Thanks for the replies. I have tried manually using a Stihl file in the past and i just couldn’t get it right so i would rather get an electric grinder for consistency on each tooth etc. The Oregon one at Screwfix looks identical to the Clarke one, but the Clarke one only comes with one disc and doesn’t state exactly what chains it sharpens. Is the pole saw micro chain a problem, i would imagine a disc for the other chains would be too big for a micro chain?

Hello everyone, I hope this is the correct sub-forum for this topic. I am not a professional but have to do quite a bit of tree and chainsaw work throughout the year at our property. I own a Stihl HT101 pole saw, Stihl MS200T climbing saw, Stihl 024 ground saw. I currently have to take my chains to a local sharpening business, but the cost is starting to add up, especially this time of year with more use. I would like to buy a sharpening grinder for the chains that can do all three saw chains. Can someone advise me on a grinder that can do all three. I am not looking at the cheapest but i can’t justify the real top end grinders. I have looked online for grinders but I’m not sure if most will do the micro pole saw chain i have. I have seen an Oregon mini grinder on screwfix website for £60 with two different discs. There are also others around that price like Sealey etc. I am looking to spend up to about £150 I guess but would rather not spend much as it will not be in constant use. thanks