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Oregon 30846 12-Volt Sure Sharp Chain Saw Sharpener

Oregon 30846 12-Volt Sure Sharp Chain Saw Sharpener

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Oregon 30846 12-Volt Sure Sharp Chain Saw Sharpener

 
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OREGON SURESHARP 12 VOLT ELECTRIC CHAINSAW CHAIN SHARPENER *Use to correctly sharpen chainsaw chain *Runs on 12 volt auto type battery *Clip on battery connectors *Sharpens anu round - ground 1/4", .325", 3/8" or .404" pitch chain *Includes 3 sharpening stones: 5/32" (Ace no. 7192255), 3/16" and 7/32" (Ace no. 7192263) *Collet wrench *Portable

 
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Product Details
Product Length:5.32 inches
Product Width:11.31 inches
Product Height:2.48 inches
Product Weight:1.2 pounds
Package Length:11.3 inches
Package Width:5.0 inches
Package Height:2.1 inches
Package Weight:0.9 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews

Features
  • Easy to use

  • Easy to keep chain cutting like new

  • Works from 12 volt battery for in-the-field sharpening

  • Includes two sharpening stones

  • Quick-adjust sharpening guide to obtain uniformly ground cutters


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 5 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:


5Excellent Product, Don't hesitate to buy one!!!!  Apr 27, 2011 By Dennis R. Hoyer
Don't let these reviews sway you, pick one up right away you won't regret it. The directions are the worst, but if you can figure it out, you will be happy you did. I tried the 5/32" file and that was a lot of work and because I have pins in my arms could not put enough strength into filing the chain so it only lasted cutting 4-5 tree branches before it went dull. Picked this baby up at local Lowe's and couldn't be more happy. Sharpening now is quick and easy and not a pain in the behind it was with manual filing. Excellent product, especially for a homeowner who only needs his chain saw once a year.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:


2Beware of issues  Dec 22, 2010 By Jy15
I have used this for a couple years.

It isn't very durable. Shortly after I began using it had to put a nylon strap around it to hold it together.

Also the knob that you tighten to hold the sharpening "sticks" is not easy to work with and doesn't hold very good unless you use a pliers to tighten it in place. This is a problem since the knob is hard to get at with your fingers and/or pliers.

Save some money by just using your electric drill to sharpen it or get a higher end product. You just need to match the angle of the sharpening with the angle of the chainsaw teeth.

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:


3Cuttin' up  May 09, 2008 By John C. Williams "JW"
I like the product and once I figured out how to use it I was happy. I think it should come with better instructions as I had to figure it out by looking at a couple of pictures and I am still not sure if I am using it right, but I am able to cut what I need.

5 of 7 found the following review helpful:


41st time shopper  Jul 14, 2007 By James J. Heelen
Product is good and it does what the ad states however the picture in the ad shows different battery connections. The connections in the picture show a bigger clip then the ones that are actually on the device. The product would have been returned if I did not have a side mount battery. You can't use this product with a top mount battery the battery connections are to big

5 of 11 found the following review helpful:


1disappointed  Mar 26, 2009 By Ron Hinnah "rlh"
I have used a manual Oregon sharpener for 28 years and thought this one would be easier and faster.But it's really like sharpening free hand, with no depth stop of any kind only degree marks to go by. I'll buy another manual. I own a sawmill and cut a lot of timber not some weekend warrior.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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