How to use the Timberline saw chain sharpener?

In this video you will see how to use the Timberline saw chain sharpener that you can buy on www.wolfswinkel.nl
It maybe looks expensive, but not being able to keep your cutting equipment sharp will cost you much more.

[@johngorton7616]

You should measure and find the smallest tooth and set up to that. This way you are ensuring the teeth are all the same size and helps prevent you cutting in angles on larger logs.

[@dirk_krueger_baumkrueger7612]

Moin Nice tool! I like it. It looks great, easy and fast chain sharping. Greetings Dirk ✌️🤠🌳🌲

[@JanMaesOutdoorTraining]

Thanks Dirk, it's very easy to use, but for professionals like us we know how to file. :)

[@dirk_krueger_baumkrueger7612]

@@JanMaesOutdoorTraining You‘re right! 😇😅💪

[@Mr-Axe-Tv]

Could u tell me how many chains will one sharpnes bit last? I ask because they are costly $28+ with shipping for me and regular sharpner which u do with hand cost $2.5 So I hope they last few chains :)

[@JanMaesOutdoorTraining]

Depends on how they are treated, i don't use the device so often, but I have one that I use the most and it last already 3 chains. I clean it every use with compressed air and I put it back in the original containers. But they aren't cheap.

[@bltefft]

what about the rakers?

[@shukranjazeelan7781]

How much?

[@Miky-tv9bi]

Compre un afilador....no me sirvio la wevada, bote dinero

[@M5tworude]

I bought one and it was so cheap I literally threw it away.

[@JanMaesOutdoorTraining]

Hi Stephen, At the moment there are many fake Timberline devices available, and they have are far away from the original.

[@Mechanicalcircus1]

you bought a embarrassingly cheap Chinese knockoff

[@Miky-tv9bi]

Hay que ser adivino para saber que la mierda de aparato es chino....