#45 Stihl 2 in 1 sharpener, Stihl MS170, sharpening a chainsaw.

I had such great results with the Stihl 2 in 1 sharpener on my bigger saw, I decided to get the proper size for my MS170. The results were amazing, this is a GAME CHANGER!! Link is below where you can get one!
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[@DB-jx9sj]

I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle kzbin.infoUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.

[@Chris-um1rj]

As an arborist for over 40 years, this is the best sharpening tool out there!! Need to push the use of PPE👍

[@chrislane4615]

Great tutorial! Please get some chaps! They’re worth their money in ER bills!!

[@TBizzell68]

I bought two of these the other day, having my doubts. I got home and hit my Stihl 020T chain with it and cut some wood. All I can say is that I’m a believer, these are amazing.

[@TKCL]

They work!

[@ValerieJones-Valerie-Sperling]

Wow, I am a female that purchased smaller size tools, 2 different chainsaws, etc. Due to my husband passed away last year his tools were too large. My little saws started cutting like a table knife trying to cut a steak. I called Stil explained what I had and they sent me the sharpener with the P. You explained what the P on the size was. You were the most informative, teeth go TWO different ways kind of on an angle🤦 Thank you, your video had information others did not even address. Also the chips vs powder. I was working in full powder..🤦 Thank you👍

[@TKCL]

Awesome, so glad this video helped you! Keep at it

[@sylwesterjot921]

After watching your video I bought this tool and it works fantastic. Thanks!

[@TKCL]

Awesome, I have three and love mine.

[@pramagli]

Great video. I just bought an MS 250 and after watching your video I ordered this sharpener for my saw. The one I ordered is for .325" pitch chain. So glad you mentioned that there are different size sharpeners.

[@TKCL]

I now have three stihl saws and three different size sharpeners. I love them.

[@briandahl3641]

Thanks for the information and how to. For a guy that has everything this is going on my Christmas list. After cutting down three trees with my MS 170, it needs to be sharpened.

[@TKCL]

Excellent and easy sharpener, you'll enjoy it

[@simonrochon-tremblay6905]

Complete video! I ordered the same sharpener, eager to see the difference myself. Thanks.

[@TKCL]

It's amazing how easy it makes the process, I went from no knowledge, to feeling very confident in my sharpening abilities.

[@wschield608]

A very informative video. Thank you so much. I really appreciate your explanation on which of two 3/8” sharpeners to buy. I picked up the standard 3/8” sharpener last night for my MS 180C. After watching your video I ordered the 3/8”P and today I’ll return the other one. Thanks again, it was very helpful!

[@TKCL]

Excellent, glad it helped!

[@berean77]

Thanks for clarifying about the proper size.

[@TKCL]

Your welcome, maybe it will save people the trouble.

[@HillCountryPrepper]

Appreciate the tip on the chips from a sharper blade. Makes sense. Thanks

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@tmackie1694]

Great vid, thanks. Just bought my first MS170 and sharpener this week. Let the clearing commence! 😃

[@TKCL]

Be safe and enjoy that saw! Mine has been excellent!

[@tmackie1694]

The Kelley's Country Life Will do. Bought a pair of Stihl chaps too. Will take it nice and slow and warm up on some saplings on first day. Thanks!

[@peteshelby21]

Dude I bought this fantastic sharpener 6 months ago and saves me so much time, and time is money. I always try to buy American, but right next to him is German made and you can’t beat stihl

[@TKCL]

I love mine

[@TM-yh3ci]

Best video I've seen on the topic. Thank you!!

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rebelred1458]

Great video. Quick and straight to the point. Good work

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@holdmybeard3160]

I love this little beast. Thanks for the informative video.

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@spooncarvingwithtom]

Great work that’s so good. I have the 180 and 260 and like you, I have both 2 in 1 sharpeners and they really are fantastic like you’ve shown! Well done :)

[@TKCL]

I'm really glad I purchased these sharpeners, they make sharpening very easy. No excuse to cut with a dull chain now.

[@mustangtonto5862]

Very recently I “found” this sharpener at the local hardware store. Thought it was a rather expensive gimmick at $45.00. You proved me wrong, so now I will buy one. A commenter mentioned that the flat file files the top portion of the chain at the same time as it hits the tooth. I wish you had commented on that because you did an excellent job of producing this video. Thank you! I just subscribed.

[@blagdaross5953]

he did at about 3:20

[@mustangtonto5862]

@@blagdaross5953 . OOPS. Sorry. I will have to re-watch the video. Thanks for the message.

[@steveanderson4553]

Your video was AWESOME! Thank you

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@steveanderson4553]

@@TKCL Your directions were very clear. Thank you!

[@Mackeson3]

Greetings from England. I use one on my chainsaws, absolutely brilliant piece of kit! 👍

[@philswallow]

Helpful video, thanks for putting it together!

[@TKCL]

Glad it helped!

[@vikingnorm6935]

Good video, I absolutely love the Stihl 2 in 1, I thought it was a gimmick until I used it

[@TKCL]

Me too! It's the real deal

[@antmon123]

good video, pretty straight forward, thanks - just ordered one

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@chrisp556]

Excellent sharpening tool.

[@TKCL]

It is, makes it very straight forward and easy for a non professional.

[@arg8763]

I have a new MS171, and will go pick up one of these this weekend. Thanks for the tip!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@edwardedling216]

Amazon

[@TennesseeMtnMan]

I’ve got a 170 and love it for small jobs. Use the farm boss on the good stuff. I got one of those files when I bought the 170. It sure does make quick work of sharpening the chain. Love that lil booger. Gotta get one for the farmboss.

[@TKCL]

I now have a 170, 260 pro, and recently purchased a 462. Love stihl saws!

[@bradholmes8903]

Excellent! Works like a charm

[@TKCL]

Makes it fool proof

[@kentcostello8099]

I'm going to get one for my 3 chainsaws need one out in the timber. Thank you for making up my mind. 👍🏽🇺🇸

[@TKCL]

I carry mine with me everywhere, it's super easy to touch up a chain on the tailgate or a stump

[@saphire405]

Excellent video. Very informative.

[@TKCL]

Thank you!

[@mulekicker-ut5jl]

I just got this and it is awesome. Makes sharpening easy

[@TKCL]

Yes it does, I'm glad I bought them.

[@gaylewatkins4685]

This is great information. Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@marioguerrero4914]

Very good demonstration! Keep it up with these good videos!!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@558vulcanxh]

Very educational , and clearly explained .Thank you Sir ☺☺👍👍

[@TKCL]

Glad you liked it

[@davewilliams5870]

Great teaching video. Your explanation and video work was super to follow, I'm ready to give same a try.

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jonhentz8863]

Great video, immediately ran to the garage to check the model number on my sharpener

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@taco_timedqp4806]

Lol! I know this video is old but I just bought my first chainsaw, stihl ms170 and it was doing great but after 30-40 mins, i guess i dull'ed up the chain and it started getting harder and no more chips except saw dust. Googled folks using their roto zips and to sharpen and luck has it i already have one with lots of attachments and didn't do anything for me, went out and got this and yikes! 5 strokes each and what a difference! glad i found this video!

[@TKCL]

It really works!

[@Outdoorsful-living]

Great video something about how you explained that made it much easier to understand. I need to go see if the one I bought today is the correct one now lol

[@starnes87]

Not bad for MS170 to be cutting that big of a log. Good job sharpening!

[@TKCL]

That little saw has impressed me!

[@hellohi3392]

excellent video. Thank you

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@wondermonkeyoutdoors]

Thanks for the review! I'm in the market and will probably get an MS170, and will certainly get a sharpener.

[@TKCL]

Awesome, they are great saws!

[@jesseesquivel3039]

I'd hope so...

[@dodojack1045]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@FrankieGN]

damm kelly!!,,,,great video bro!!...you gave me some good tips on sharpening the 170 . just purchased this saw....love it...thanks again, i just subscribed!!

[@TKCL]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@artboeck5876]

Excellent and informative video.

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching!

[@jacusmc]

Great video. I'm buying one tomorrow.

[@TKCL]

Thanks, I think you will enjoy it!

[@rickyclayton244]

Great video, thank you.

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@ryanzynda5114]

Amazing educational video. 😀

[@gordonadams4793]

Grt8 video. You explain like a good ole boy. Reminds me of home. 🔥

[@johndeno562]

I've tryed using a file before and never could get it right. That file is a game changer. Wow. Great video, thanks.

[@TKCL]

It's amazingly simple, I've read up on filing a lot but always talked myself out of it. Glad I tried this one, no more excuses to not always have a sharp chain.

[@mikepurkey6070]

If u do want to play with hand filing as u can do custom filing for certain situations. Another good video guy to watch on hand filing (his knowledge is quite high he lives this stuff for years) not to step on ur channels toes. Bucking Billy Ray has many videos on hand filing, on why/what ur doing and gets u in there while he doing it. I thought i was good till i watched him and he taught me all kinds of new stuff. And im not one to pass on shared knowledge and then go experience it.

[@TKCL]

I really enjoy Buckin and do watch his videos from time to time. Love his attitude and outlook on life.

[@stevegilmore6250]

Thanks for telling which one is for the 170 .. 3/8 P This video was great help for me

[@TKCL]

Glad it helped, thanks for watching!

[@Aris116]

Thank you for such a simple instruction on how to use it, the instructions that come with the sharpening tool don't explain it anywhere near as well.

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@deanmoore420]

Nice I just bought one of them I’m going to try it tomorrow great video

[@TKCL]

They work very well, I now own three for all my different saws.

[@louielopez1638]

If no one has mention it yet, get you a stump vise to hold your saw while sharping your chain out in the woods. I have one and its great. Got mine on Amazon. It's an Oregon brand.

[@TKCL]

My father bought one recently, I should try one myself.

[@0bzen22]

I'm no expert, which makes this tool invaluable. It's idiot-proof, although chainsaws aren't! Anyway, I feel much safer knowing my old chainsaw works very efficiently now, instead of struggling. Oh, it's a D24AV Super, made in West Germany 1986! That old thing used to scare me, but not when it cuts through wood like butter.

[@gregoneill1495]

Just purchased one for my ms171👍

[@TKCL]

Enjoy it, I now own three for all of my saws! Excellent piece of equipment

[@rdedwar]

Great information thanks

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@gerlandkent6377]

thank, you for you're video brother in christ

[@MaxwellBenson80]

The 170 is my go to saw. It's wicked light and nimble. Great video!!

[@TKCL]

Thanks, I really enjoy that little saw.

[@viperstrike3827]

Have you ever tried a 250 with a 16 inch bar and yellow chain?

[@TKCL]

I have a 260 with a 18 inch bar, it's an amazing saw for its size.

[@viperstrike3827]

@@TKCL Thank you for the reply! I have an 025 with a 16, I run the RS chain. It blows my mind everytime I use it! I got an ms180, for me there is a sharp learning curve to sharpening a chain that small.

[@LeuCustomKnives]

Bought my first real chainsaw - Stihl and am a newb and must have hit dirt 2 seconds after i did my first cut. Thought man what a crappy chain! then then light went off and bought one of these 2in1 for my MS211C and man like you said night and day! After 2 months of use A pass on each tooth and it cuts like brand new each and every time.

[@TKCL]

Just bought my third Stihl and third 2 in 1 sharpener. I love them, it's so easy to use, there's no reason to not always have a sharp chain

[@LeuCustomKnives]

@@TKCL Thanks for sharing your videos. I really enjoy watching them. I came across your channel researching log splitters (want one of those next!). The 25 ton County Line was just on sale two weeks ago for $799 from $899! Too bad i didn't have the funds then.

[@TKCL]

That's a very good price, as cheap as you will ever see it.

[@roadwarrior8560]

brilliant,subbed

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

I think all the Stihl 3/8 sharpeners are the same in this style, But like you said its the file diameter. (Its 5/32 Round files in the one for Pico Chains.)

[@TKCL]

Correct! I now have the regular sharpener for my stihl ms462 that requires the bigger files.

[@commonsensepatriot9450]

Thanks for this video! Definitely going to get one of those sharpeners. For a saw you use so much, how is there still paint on the bar? Mine is about bare!

[@TKCL]

Lol I don't know why the bar is holding up so well. I still have the original bar on my 15 year old 260 pro and it looks decent too. Thanks for watching!

[@kirkkronenberger877]

Great info. The instructions did not specify how many strokes per tooth should be taken; good to know.

[@TKCL]

3 strokes if the chain isn't extremely dull, 5 if it is. That rule of thumb always works well for me.

[@mbaker825]

Just be sure to do the same amount on every tooth so it stays even

[@scotthorning1180]

Nice viddy. Thankyou

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@Broddi169]

Best homeowner gimmick fad going.

[@TKCL]

Suit yourself, been using three of them for almost two years and they've been fantastic.

[@coolhawk2003]

Cool stuff

[@joshgarcia7148]

Sold me. Thanks!

[@TKCL]

I now on three and love them for all my saws.

[@mikepurkey6070]

Yellow and green only talk about the safety low kick back next to the raker. U can have full chisel yellow or green and semi chisel yellow or green. Use full on hardwoods use semi on soft or dirty wood. Full dulls faster than semi.and i usually only hit raker ever third touch up. Touch up each tank if have the time. U did a good job though for sure.

[@TKCL]

Great information, didn't know that.

[@johnc5872]

I've never seen your videos before but that was very informative and detailed! I love it..I'm definitely going to subscribe to see what other great videos you have. I keep buying new chains so I'll try that sharpener even though I don't have a Stihl. Think the brand will matter?

[@TKCL]

No, just make for sure you properly match the pitch of your chain to the proper file size. They make many different models.

[@168charger]

Kelley....I cringed when you started cutting with no kevlar pants. Take it from someone who learned the hard way 6 years ago and 23 stitches later on my left leg. Just looking out for you brother! I like the sharpener.

[@TKCL]

I finally broke down and bought a pair a few months ago. This hot Florida heat makes it tough to want to put them on.

[@168charger]

@@TKCL I totally understand. They do get hot. I had about 10 cuts to make one afternoon. I slipped on a log and the saw was de-cellerating when I touched my leg. It felt like a rope burn until I saw the damage I did. It's just that it can happen so fast.

[@grahamdougherty226]

Thank you for the details on 3/8 and 3/8P. You have a link to the wrong chain in the details though....

[@TKCL]

I had it correct, but sometimes products change on Amazon without me knowing. I'll look into it

[@harvickfan1121]

I have a MS 170 saw as well. you mentioned the file was a 3/8 p, but what is the mm size? I think I saw 4.0 mm on the file package?

[@88omarz]

Awesome video, quick question does it matter what side of the sharpener you use, if you turn it to the angle correctly, i feel like am missing something as mine doesn't glide as easily, and i still seem to be getting mostly dust even though i can see i've got some of the material off the chain off.

[@TKCL]

It absolutely does, if you look at the sharpener there is a arrow on the side that should be up and pointing away from you. Also the plastic is at a specific angle that should line up with your bar when held at the proper angle. I'm guessing that's somewhere around 35-45 degrees instead of going directly away from the bar. If this doesn't make sense ill make a video showing it. First stroke or two is usually rough, then it smooths up. Metal dust is normal for me.

[@88omarz]

@@TKCL i'll try it again makes sense the few first strokes seemed like i was damaging the chain so i stopped.Gonna go try it now

[@TKCL]

If the chain is really dull, as in making saw dust instead of chips, I sharpen 5 strokes per tooth. Also don't put a lot of pressure forcing the sharpener into the tooth. Smooth strokes work well for me. But if really dull, it always catches the first couple of strokes. Don't forget some slight down pressure so the flat file takes a little bit of metal off of the rakers or depth gauges.

[@88omarz]

Got it much more smoother I’ll try cutting tomorrow to see. Thanks for the advice

[@88omarz]

​@@TKCL Wanted to come back and say huge thank you, finally got the chips sized like in the video and cutting is super sharp now!

[@raczyk]

Does a sharpened chain last, stay sharp just as long if it was a new sharp chain?

[@TKCL]

I feel like it does, there is eventually a point you can't sharpen anymore or the chain will stretch past the point of adjustment. That takes a long time though.

[@maryellenmainville]

will this work on a black and decker 10 inch chain saw and what size do I get?

[@TKCL]

Not sure, there are many different pitch chains. You need to find the pitch of chain your running and buy the proper sharpener for that pitch.

[@jamesmartin7282]

Sold! I have to get one. $8 and a week turnaround at the ACE hardware or $50 for the sharpener.👍

[@TKCL]

Absolutely a no brainer investment. Love all 3 of mine.

[@philliphall5198]

Wonder what number I would need for poulan pro 4218 chain it came with ???? Can you help me??? Thank You Sir

[@TKCL]

Not sure, I'd nerd to know the chain pitch.

[@noleman3369]

Great video. Interesting tool. Will it work on an ECHO chainsaw (CS-490). Thanks!

[@TKCL]

Depends on the pitch of the chain, you have to match that up to the different file sizes available.

[@noleman3369]

@@TKCL Thanks. Indicated wrong number of the model. Is a CS-400. Has a 3/8" pitch. Will look to see if there's a sharpener for that pitch.

[@TKCL]

Keep in mind there is a 3/8 Pico chain for smaller cc saws and a regular 3/8 for large saws. I have both, a big difference in file size.

[@petebentley3156]

I have 2 stihl model 170ms chainsaws that I use here on my farm,and I'd like to know where you get your chainsaw sharpener and how much did it cause you when you bought it ok thanks for the cool video sir👍⁉️

[@TKCL]

amzn.to/2tqvNCH you can get it on Amazon, it's made sharpening my chain actually enjoyable. I see it's 38 bucks right now, that's a good price.

[@davidpallin772]

Don’t bother with Amazon. Did you buy your saws from a Stihl dealer? If so, go back to your Stihl dealer and support your dealer and purchase one from them. Always support your local dealer and businesses. Hell Pete it’s only money.

[@petebentley3156]

Bought mine from my local stihl dealer,plus now I've got me a farm boss to.and one husqvarna model 440,but the stihl's are really my bread and butter when it comes to using here in my farm.i also bought me a stihl pole saw to.my Remington pole saw was getting to need a new chain on it,I'm not putting down my Remington pole saw now its just that its served me faithfully for many of years.and you are completely right about doing all my business with my local stihl dealer now,because Amazon and ebay are ripoffs and really carry no warranties for what they sell now so thanks for the info now!!!!!

[@TKCL]

Can't say I disagree. But my dealer is a two hour round trip. I'm not heading all the way back for him to make a couple of buck on a item that costs me 10-15 dollars in gas to get. I bought one from a dealer and one from Amazon when I decided I wanted one for my other saw.

[@geraldball4808]

well , my stihl 170 sure doesn't start that easy! but i like the sharpener!

[@zj3211]

I've used this and it's cool, but the round hand files are way faster

[@BROOKLYNBOUNDTRA1916]

Did you have to buy another one? Or could you just load smaller files ?

[@TKCL]

Pretty sure you can load different files, but not 100 percent sure on that. I just bought another one for the convenience and always being ready to go.

[@patricktaylor1147]

Does this work on husquvarna chainsaw

[@TKCL]

Absolutely, you match the pitch chain to the proper pitch sharpener.

[@evertcomeriii6894]

I have a Stihl 029 chainsaw. Which one do I need to get???

[@TKCL]

Not sure, if you look on the bar near the saw power head, the chain size is usually stamped in it. My 260 pro takes a. .325 sharpener and chain. There are 3 or 4 different size chains! On that saw you could run two different sizes that I can think of.

[@evertcomeriii6894]

@@TKCL thanks 🙌

[@xbluntblowin101x8]

I need a little help i have a ms170 and the bar says 3/8” p but the sharpener you recommended is a .325 “. Whats the difference? Sorry ahead of time i have no clue

[@TKCL]

Thats because my bigger saw uses a different size chain. You need to order a sharpener for 3/8p or picco.

[@xbluntblowin101x8]

@@TKCL thanks for the quick reply brother have a blessed day

[@TKCL]

@@xbluntblowin101x8 this is the one you need and it appears to be genuine. You got to lookout for knockoffs. amzn.to/3WRrnAh

[@minethegap]

I can now sharpen a chainsaw chain but I searched when do you know bread is baked 4 hrs ago.

[@gavinelliot3564]

Stihl the best.wish they made gensets.give honda a run.???.T800Aust

[@buixrule]

I don't doubt the difference but when you're cutting stuff like I am, all fir, it wreaks havoc on chains. A fresh sharpening won't last all that long.

[@zarb88]

Yeah they work great until the cheap plastic dividers break, which they will.

[@TKCL]

I've been using mine for a few years now, so far so good.

[@xbluntblowin101x8]

@@TKCL I need a little help i have a ms170 and the bar says 3/8” p but the sharpener you recommended is a .325 “. Whats the difference? Sorry ahead of time i have no clue

[@thomasblack4824]

Using a chainsaw should we cut way the plastic machine part near wook rather use the top the saw ??

[@TKCL]

I'm not sure what plastic part you are referring to.

[@mikemarley2389]

Before filing make sure there is no oil on chain .Oil will ruin your file.

[@scottsanderson8466]

Great video. I want one. Check out ace hardware tomorrow.

[@TKCL]

If Ace doesn't have it, Amazon does. There is a link in the description of the video.

[@Dawson5589]

I have a question what size do I have for a ms261. And I have a ms361

[@TKCL]

It's usually stamped into the bar near the dogs spikes. I know my ms261 uses a .325 file/chain, but you have to be careful, because you can run two different size chains on that size saw. Just look around on each bar until you find a what size it says. I can't remember for sure, but if you pull the chain out of the bar, it might be stamped on the lower side of the chain.

[@TKCL]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5DGh2mnqNWkeas In this video I sharpen my ms261, there's a link below to the sharpener if you find out you have the same size chain as me.

[@Dawson5589]

What size chain do you have

[@TKCL]

3/8 picco chain on my MS170, .325 chain on my ms261

[@Dawson5589]

@@TKCL what should I do because I have a ms361. And it us a 20 and 25 bar

[@haroldlangendoen1079]

But does it work in an Echo CS-620P ?

[@TKCL]

Depends on the pitch of the chain

[@haroldlangendoen1079]

@@TKCL how would I find that? I have the manual, would it be in there.

[@TKCL]

Stamped on the bar usually

[@haroldlangendoen1079]

@@TKCL thanks again. We live in Saskatchewan Canada and we had a track-hoe square off the yard and push in an old farm yard and I want to make use of the trees for the wood stove and wood chips for around the house . So I am new at this. Thanks again.

[@TKCL]

Your welcome

[@rondurant1737]

76y6

[@vidoesof-macroom2249]

No sound?

[@TKCL]

It for sure has sound

[@user-bd8kt2qp7b]

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[@stevealber9779]

I just bought stihl saws number 49 and 50 .ha ha ha no seriously i have 50 my favorites are the 500i and the 391 and the one handers this Is a great sharpening video

[@TKCL]

Wow I have 3, love them all. 170, 260 pro and a ms462.

[@stevealber9779]

@@TKCL all great saws

[@jedclampett6466]

Hilarious, shade tree'er.....

[@TKCL]

The name fits!

[@johnd942]

Great video. Very useful information and a couple of good 'tips'. But NO! I think using your finger/finger nails to test sharpness is an absolute 'no no'. Doing that is just asking for trouble. Otherwise, great vid and thank you for uploading.

[@justawfulgamer7738]

If someone is stupid enough to hurt themselves using the fingernail test, they shouldn't be using a chainsaw.

[@mustangtonto5862]

@@justawfulgamer7738 . Amen!