Chainsaw Grinder Wheel Dressing Tips and Tricks

[@SharpChainFlatBar]

Excellent video. Mr. Spanner, you are a good teacher. I have also used a chain grinder for many years and I appreciate the attention to detail you put into your presentation. Cheers from Wisconsin!

[@RC-ml3ne]

Mr. Spanner---Your videos are simply terrific! I've been running chainsaws for forty years and I still learn something from your videos every time I watch. I prefer not to use the grinder because it eats up saw chain, but when you hit rocks or need to take all the cutters down after a period of some irregular filing, then they are the best.

[@ChainsawUsers]

Thankyou for your comments

[@Murls]

Hi Spanner man thank you very much for this video , i really appreciate it , i have learnt a lot from your videos being a newbie to chainsaws, and your videos have taught me heaps, cheers David

[@ChainsawUsers]

No problem

[@ChainsawUsers]

Thanks David

[@branchingdowntotheroots7505]

solid info.

[@harry8506]

The Husqvarna progressive depth gage is good too.

[@ChainsawUsers]

I have those as well but they are less aggressive than the stihl gauge. Also the Stihl is much harder 62 HRC Rockwell.

[@davidconway565]

I wish the sthil progressive depth gauges were available in the US

[@ChainsawUsers]

You can get progressive gauge from West Coast Saws in America

[@FaceNorthForestry]

How do you dress the wheels that come with the Stihl USG grinder? These are meant to be asymmetrical but I found it really hard to work out which side should face the motor, even using the supplied profile guide. I don’t know whether they come symmetrical and you are supposed to profile them yourself?

[@ChainsawUsers]

I dress them asymmetrical and always just a nice U shape

[@ChainsawUsers]

You can dress they with the normal U shape works 100%