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Oregon 310-120 Grinder

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by JW IN VA, Sep 10, 2020.

  1. JW IN VA

    JW IN VA

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    I noticed these after reading about files and was wondering if anyone had experience with them.
    There's something great about using a handfiled chain you do yourself that's satisfying but with the occasional mishap or mistakes in filing,would these be a quicker way to get back to where you should be?
    I know you usually get what you pay for but I'm not looking to get into a sharpening business or it being a sideline. Just being able to fix mine and my friends mistakes.
     
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    It looks like a Harbor Freight sharpener. I used one (HF) for a few years and it was OK . I used that sharpener when chains were bad/rocked. However, I preferred to use a file at each fueling. Now with two helpers, it's quicker to swap chains and hit them with my 620 on a rainy day.
     
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