Oregon Universal Chainsaw Field Sharpening Kit, Chainsaw
Oregon Universal Chainsaw Field Sharpening Kit, Chainsaw Chain Sharpener with 5/32-Inch (4 mm), 3/16-Inch (4.8 mm), & 7/32-Inch (5.5 mm) Round Files, Flat File, Handle, Filing Guide & Pouch (617067)
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| Weight: | 380 g |
| Dimensions: | 5.08 x 27.43 x 5.08 cm; 380 Grams |
| Model: | 617067 |
| Part: | 617067 |
| Colour: | Red – Rolled Pouch |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | Oregon Tool |
| Dimensions: | 5.08 x 27.43 x 5.08 cm; 380 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
This order arrived 24 hrs after ordering and I live in Northern Ireland
Works well for manual sharpening of chainsaw chains. Takes a little practice to ensure you are getting the angle correct but fairly easy to master.
I misplaced my old file and when I found it I had already purchased this one but decided to keep it because of the extras with i
All in a handy roll to keep with your chainsaw and ki
Great for chainsaw sharpening had a device to stop it from slipping. Very pleased. No picture attached as it was a present but the recipient is very happy
This kit should outlast the buyer if not lost . As you would expect Oregon tools have a lot of experience in chainsaws and chainsaw tools. It just works and is a tried and tested type that is favored by commercial users, that is of course the true test. This is a good purchase and a good price.
The kit is nicely packed and appears good quality so heres hoping my skills evolve!
Only used it once , it’s a great little pocket sized set and great for a tune up of the chain, especially if you hit a nail, staple or musket ball as we tend to find in the uk in big old trees that were around during civil wars
Not having sharpened a chainsaw before I found this simple and on an old blade it cut like butter.
Well worth the money.
Now i have learned how to do it i will not buy another kit when this one wears out. I will just buy the right sized file and maybe the guide. The kit comes with most of the things you need but not the hooked chain puller some kits offer to advance the chain easily as you sharpen. It also only comes with one handle and you really want to fit the handle to the tool and leave it there, since you always need a round file for the blades and a flat one for the depth guide you need two handles. I fitted a spare one i had. If you take the handle off all the time it will be loose very soon and difficult to use safely. The case is not long enough for the tools to be stored with a handle fitted too which is a bit of an oversight.
So to sum up, the tools work, the instructions are basic but adequate and kit lacks a couple of small parts but does allow you to get the job done. If you know the size of file and angle you need you can save a few quid and buy the components separately but for beginners its just fine and the quality seems quite good..