NEVER DULL Chainsaw Blade : Oregon Powersharp Kit

Link to Oregon Chain: amzn.to/3IGCvYj
Link to Ego Chainsaw: amzn.to/3ZxJhq8
In this video I review and test the Oregon Powersharp Chainsaw Kite on a 56v battery powered EGO 18" chainsaw. The results of the chain and the saw were mind blowing - check it out!
#KiteArmy #powerbeyondbelief

[@joshbray5527]

The chain never got dull...it was surprisingly throwing good chips the whole time.i run saws for 8 to 10 hours a day nothing will beat a hand file and the knowledge of properly using it

[@Kitearmy]

For sure - good thing for you most people don't know that and hire you instead

[@tl1635]

This is as homeowner as it gets.

[@blockheadnetworks8512]

@@Kitearmy ya they are

[@gamingastronaut517]

​@@Kitearmy hater

[@josephrheaume8386]

@@tl1635 Not this homeowner.

[@petersburgfishers]

If anything it looks like its cutting worse after the “sharpening”

[@EddieTheGreat.]

That's because the video was sped up in the beginning 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@billycolwell4263]

If it cuts that slow in real time it would take 2 days to cut all those slices he did.

[@zwink37]

It looks like it "sharpens" by taking material off the outside of the chain, but when you properly hand file a chain you work between the teeth. I don't think it is actually sharpening the cutting edge of each tooth, rather filing the outer edge kind of sharp.

[@billycolwell4263]

@@zwink37 it a different kind of chain the cutting edge is on top of the tooth. They're very strange looking to the regular saw chain we are used to.

[@wheeIz]

​​@@billycolwell4263 let's assume he cut 200 slices (he cut less), and it takes 1 minute per slice (it took less), that's 200 minutes, or 3 hours 20 minutes. Not 2 days.

[@justinjohnson2657]

"That should be sharp!" *Immediately plunges it into the dirt* 😂

[@richardzubeck8704]

i had one i loved it

[@S.P.B.222]

The Monty Python track was a nice touch 😂👍

[@jacobwestbrook9527]

I was lookin for this comment

[@benjamins9794]

"I cut down trees, I wear high heels, Suspenderd and a bra, I wish I were a girlie just like my dear papa" truly ahead of their time

[@adamm341]

Never listen to a guy who calls the chain a “blade”

[@brandonirwin3972]

Same guy smacked the dirt at the end of the cut 😂

[@zbruh7268]

And cutting from the dead end to the roots of the downed tree expecting consistency in cuts 😂 I'd trust this guy like I trust there's local singles in my area wanting to hook up.

[@MFnDahk]

​@@zbruh7268 the singles in my area keep asking for target gift cards first then never call back.. good thing I have an inheritance coming from an uncle I didn't know I had as soon as I sell my house to pay for the paperwork. Then I'll show those peasants..

[@CICellDirectorCairmann]

y'all are assholes

[@dankrzeminski6370]

Thinks a raker is a Mexican landscaper

[@edanderson924]

I fell asleep did he finally get it cut?

[@Kitearmy]

Still working on it

[@seephisd]

oh he got it and ran his chain in the dirt

[@JimmysJohn33]

The future is electric tho 😂

[@Louis-kk3to]

Yeah really

[@lanceallen9875]

@@JimmysJohn33 yea cause I’m sure gas powered chainsaws worked just as good as they did today when they first started coming out

[@samuels1123]

Never have I seen someone know so little about a device in their hands yet be so confident with it. The only comparison I can think of is that gif of a lady using a hammer to drive a drill into a wall

[@bassingallyear0076]

Nothing beats a hand file

[@Lumbeelegend]

Well a dremel is pretty good, lol

[@NuttyCuts_]

What about 5 finger files

[@Mittamies]

Stihl 2-in-1 👍

[@gutshot300mag]

There is no way that clamp on sharpener got inside those teeth to get the angle correct

[@mechanic7430]

​@@gutshot300mag it's a different design of chain that only works with the bar and sharpener that all have to be used together . I've tried it but nothing compares to a properly filed 5/8 chain ,full chisel ,full house on a 24" bar or bigger that is being sent to the moon powered by a circa 80cc 2 stroke beast!

[@Rosko311]

I think it dulled the chain, took forever to cut thru that log.

[@noaht5191]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@ELDIABLOPELICANO]

Me too🤔

[@remingtonwendt7756]

no it’s just a shitty eco saw😂

[@thomashart9304]

Yeah, if my saw took that long to get thru that log, I'd stop and sharpen it 😅

[@Duck_side]

It only took so long because the chainsaw itself is a piece of junk, not the chain.

[@toddnewman4530]

The chain took its own life once it knew it was on a battery saw

[@lordstarscream5136]

Oh F off, I wouldn’t want my kids to somehow end up drinking the gasoline from a gas chainsaw, I don’t have kids but I know if I did they would do that because I too was a dumb child and did such

[@just3imantas127]

😂😂😂 Stihl or Varna?

[@lukaswei4767]

Stihl best electric „chainsaws" are just toys for kids

[@owaind-g678]

You have the patience of a saint to make so many cuts with that saw.

[@bcsbbq7829]

Really shouldn’t have taken long if he wasn’t using an electric piece of s***

[@ministryofwrongthink6962]

A chainsaw having a McDonalds toy plastic blade removal knob is wild in itself

[@RoachDoggJr106]

That’s what you get when you buy toy tools like EGO

[@kamikrazywarboy2008]

​@@RoachDoggJr106DeWalt too... But it gets the job done and I don't have to play with it. I'm not trying to make money with it, I'm saving money with it. And for that purpose, it's already paid for itself. Plus I cut the cord literally... Table saw, chop saw, circular, all the saws, drills and drivers... 1/2in impact, giant ass light, and all my yard tools. Plus my big ass framing nailer.. I might buy an electric car if DeWalt comes out with one since I'm already down that rabbit hole... But to not have to mess with gas or cords, saves me time and my time is money. But yeah, some aluminum and steel would make their prices feel better.

[@codyneitte9801]

​@@kamikrazywarboy2008 *Makita or gtfoh 😊

[@kamikrazywarboy2008]

@@codyneitte9801 Makita is fine if you only work with wood. But I'm too involved in multiple industries and trades. I need tool availability... And DeWalt blows all the other brands out of the water on offerings. I might be welding one day, changing out a transmission in a field the next or framing and building a deck or doing plumbing or electrical... Nope, DeWalt is the go to for people like me . And you can't beat Flexvolt batteries for power...

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

HE’S A LUMBERJACK AND HE’S OKAY! HE SLEEPS ALL NIGHT AND HE WORKS ALL DAY! Monty Python is such a good comedy group.

[@beanboy5315]

Awesome! I think I'm going to ask my wife's boyfriend for one for my bday! Yay!!

[@codyneitte9801]

Underated comment 🤣😂🤣😂🤣☠️

[@markbeshay]

The amount of patience this man has is insane to be using an electric saw to chop as much as he did… look at the background change around him as he cuts😭😭 How are you supposed to tell if there’s any difference when it normally takes you a couple days to cut through anything…

[@skynjaydensdaddy]

🤣

[@stepparentingmadeeasy]

Make sure that you don’t touch the ground when you exit a cut…that’s what ruins chains

[@brycehutcheson1131]

And it’s ok to use the teeth on the saw as a pivot point making it easier to cut

[@_JoeMomma]

What? Cut the ground? You got it boss!

[@stepparentingmadeeasy]

@@_JoeMomma you will notice that with the follow thru on the downstroke the bar goes past the cut. If when you do that, like in the video, the chain touches the ground…it will not cut anymore. I take it you do not spend your summers making wood for the winter

[@alexhuerta6164]

​@@stepparentingmadeeasy he made a joke... and you took it seriously lol

[@EvanJH02]

As a guy who works in trees, I despise this thing. Nothing will cut better than a professionally filed chain. Those chains have very awkward cutters so they can be sharpened that way.

[@Kitearmy]

no doubt it is strange - the blade is on the outside - but for joe homeowner it seems to work

[@gs4811]

I'm just a farmer and a dude that's done wood heat for a lot of my life. Learning to sharpen anything is important. Sharpening chisel and setting rakers isn't crazy difficult if you've sharpened other stuff (setting a good corner is the hard part). Hell, jigs are ubiquitous at this point. For me - I'd never really use this. Then you have guys that'll just buy a new chain every season. For some random homeowner/saws every few years this might be something. I picture this as the "pull through sharpener" for chainsaws. Oh and I enjoy powersaws as just a hobby too, lol. I wanted to do tree work. Ended up being a farmer. I get to do more than the average guy.. less than I'd like though. So I'm definitely not as knowledgeable on it.

[@jeremybartlett1706]

​@@Kitearmy Stop saying blade... a powersaw doesn't have a blade. What you referred to is the tooth... or cutting/leading edge... you're using blade for chain and individual teeth, there are no blades on a powersaw. Bar, chain, teeth, cutter, leading edge, top plate, side plate, gullet, driver tooth and raker. No blades.

[@Kitearmy]

@@jeremybartlett1706 right...I always say that

[@jeremybartlett1706]

@@Kitearmy well, you can avoid it, it's wrong and you're calling more than one thing 'blade', so it's like, even worse. There's a yt ad where the guy uses blade, it's for a sharpening tutorial; he goes: "The best way is to put your chainsaw in a vice, when you sharpen it. Just but the blade in the jaws and crank it up, not too tight, but just so it holds the blade in place while you sharpen, but make sure the blade is free to move around... (?!) Now, I'm gonna mark this first blade with a pen, so i know when I've filed all the blades, I'll come back to that one. Once you've done one side, turn the saw around and sharpen the blades on the other side of the blade." It's like, wt? Just learn there are no blades and that everything has a name, for clarity. Make sure the blade has level blades and at right angles to the side of the blade, with no sharp burrs and that your blades are 35° and sharp...

[@Selinasdevil]

Thing is, I can sharpen my saw at work and long as I don’t hit dirt or rocks it’ll stay sharp for weeks.

[@daniel_wilkinson]

Taking the time to sharpen the chain with a file gives an old, aching body like mine a chance to sit down for a bit.

[@Kitearmy]

That's the best and most reasonable comment I have read

[@yaboyroy2714]

Your neighbors must love you

[@joshhorn3763]

Never take advice from a guy who uses an electric chain saw!!

[@Kitearmy]

I only trust guys who use coal or steam powered chainsaws

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

My god if I had to wait that long to get through a cut with a freshly sharpened chain I would never run a power saw again. That thing uses a special chain that totally sucks. It’s got horrible reviews from professionals. I guess it’s okay for an electric saw wielding homeowner though 😂

[@Kitearmy]

@@garyalensr I love comments that start with "we real men" bahahhahaha

[@Kitearmy]

@@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13 yep - homeowners can own chainsaws too

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

@@Kitearmy you should look into a stiihl saw. A 311 is a fantastic homeowner saw. I have one I run a 24 inch bar and Oregon yellow chain. Great firewood and yard work saw. Run real 3/8 chain and learn to file

[@damon2772nomad]

My chain was always a razor blade. I'd warn people cutting wood with me...don't bump into that bar even when it's off. Inevitably someone would learn the hard way. Hand file with experience and knowledge is the only way.

[@Dwohman]

I have cut myself on my chains a few times. It doesn't take much of a bump either.

[@Wtfinc]

Yeah, theres no way that thing is gettin the file where it needs to be

[@ranranpoopants]

Lmao doubt it.

[@bcole4726]

@@Wtfinc it's not a regular chain. Look close

[@autumn5592]

​@@Wtfinchuh??

[@superflanker972]

Hand file is my best option for many years💪

[@mowman7777]

It might sharpen once or twice but it probably files the top of the tooth so it will have to be sharpened properly soon plus filing down the rakers. The chains gonna wear out quicker

[@joelmollenkopf3767]

Excellent

[@Junior-zq2ls]

I take my rakers way down. Used to work with old timers that would snap them off

[@Duck_side]

I've had one of these for many years, I can confirm they DO sharpen the top of the chain because they don't use a normal chain. I'll never touch a regular chain again, I used to go through a chain a year with the regular kind, but ever since I switched to the Oregon power sharp, I've only bought three in the last 6 years. Also, if you happen to break a tooth off, it doesn't matter, just keep right on cutting. Also, the way the guy in this video sharpened the chain is way too much. You don't push that hard or that long!

[@johnhostetler2167]

​@@Duck_side they're shity chains and they don't cut worth a shit and the thing doesn't sharpen worth a shit, I'm guessing from you don't actually use a chainsaw alot or actually know what you're talking about that's why you think it's so great, or you're promoting them for some reason

[@thehillbillyhilton3557]

Would rather just spend the little bit of time and hand file the chain myself. Plus I always have a backup chain that's sharp and ready

[@karliszauers1]

Yeah it takes only like 10 minutes, I personally sharpen & do oil refill after every gas tank.

[@Noctanic]

What about the angle of the cutter and the depth gauge? The depth gauge specifically is important because if you don't shave it down it will make it cut slower as less is cut at one time.

[@Urbicide]

This chain is different than a conventional saw chain.

[@codyneitte9801]

U mean the rakers? 🙃 those arent gauges, theyre intended to actually REDUCE the cutting potential of the teeth in order to prevent kicking and killing some goofy ass homeowner that doesnt know how to handle real power tools. 😅😂😂😂

[@joshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Yeah, as a guy that runs chainsaws all day every day, it won't get dull until you hit the ground or something in the wood. I have had a single sharpen last week's at a time before finally needed a tiny bit of filing. That's only because it's lost it's edge, not actually dull, but can be better, so sharpen it a tad.

[@officialSCP1156]

This chainsaw has tooken the phrase "never a dull moment" to another level

[@JohnCoffins]

Honestly I feel like this would be a good thing to use in combination with the first thing you use which is a round file. I feel like the 2 in combination probably do really well, however, you can't just stop using a file for the saw ever. That comes first.

[@Duck_side]

Don't touch the chain with a file, this kit does not use a regular chain.

[@codyneitte9801]

Totally sharpens the wrong side of the cutters 😂

[@mattd1188]

My favorite part was where he empirically compared the "dull" and "sharp" chains using a relatable form of measurement. It's almost as if we've figured out why he owns an electric chainsaw...

[@papabits5721]

You got a thumbs-up for the song. It's pining for the fjords

[@earlmcnastybmfcodm]

The Monty python music was priceless!

[@skipgreen]

That chainsaw is the mascot for human downfall.

[@RoFiHan]

What chainsaw? That toy is not a chainsaw at all.

[@robertleonzo6872]

got to love the Ego saw!! getting a little arm work out in as well!!

[@Kitearmy]

I was pooped out by the end - I think I'm still hurting

[@ronweisenstern6142]

Can we just take a second to appreciate the inside of that tree

[@hakujomiogue8871]

Legend says he is still going on with the chainsaw

[@2badmofo257]

I tried one about 20 years ago, it does work,but it is chain specific. If I recall correctly the chain it works with has no rakers.

[@bobbygetsbanned6049]

Yeah it's a weird ass chain.

[@naserith2432]

No it doesn’t even sharpen the blade as a matter of actual fact it doesn’t even touch the blade it grinds off the metal of the chain and reduces the actual blade size. God I hate these videos. Grind the blade shorter while the rake most likely isn’t even flat in the first place when you purchase it. I file my blade as soon as I buy them and make sure my rake is flat for consistent cuts and less need for sharpening besides doing a quick touch up here and there. Thumbs down for they guy that has never used a chainsaw in his life obviously.

[@jeromegrunwald9564]

I think this kit will be one of those things in the junk drawer, or at the bottom of the pile...haha

[@Urbicide]

You have to use the special chain with the sharpener, so yes.

[@kameljoe21]

I have one of those, well 3 kits to be exact. I have used 2 chains and the first one was mostly me messing and round and learning with it because when I ordered it from amazon sent it to me and it did not have the stones in the sharpener. So they let me keep the kit and sent me a brand new one. Few things I learned is you clearly almost never need to sharpen those chains. Just a light tap and a trigger pull is all you need. You can and you will eat up so much of the tooth to where you will have next to nothing left. Only sharpen with your chain is dull AF. Even after a dozen trees and bucking out everything the chain is still sharp as when I put on the 2nd chain. I have a good 5 cords of wood out there drying up right now.

[@MrClassiccarenthusia]

I've never handled a chainsaw under these conditions. Mostly used them as a demolition tool for old sheds and what not. But my old boss once told me that you should never let the chain hit the ground, or anything hard. When you're cutting stuff on the ground, don't go all the way through, roll it over and finish the cuts that way. But what do I know.

[@richardmoore609]

Like others have said, the saw was throwing good chips at the end. It's just what happens when the batteries get low and also why I'll just stick to gas saws.

[@remingtonwendt7756]

Umm that saw just super underpowered, a gas saw will cut through the log in a few seconds not 3-4 business days😂

[@Error-5478]

A good chain will stay sharp all day if you don't hit rocks or dirt or debris.

[@billyboy9675]

Love the background music!

[@mattsilvaarmwrestling]

No conclusion was made here. Thank you

[@tony4metallicaify]

Theses electric chainsaw are getting better and better, it’s crazy, how long some last

[@survivalistor6195]

Yeah, and how incredibly cheap they are off the shelf. I have a 10" harber freight one that cost $80, and I got to use it to remove a large tree from the road. 10" blade got me through 18" of tree

[@Lumbeelegend]

I used to use my Kobalt 80v as an alaskan sawmill. I needed a larger bar, so I got a bigger saw, but I made dozens of cherry, maple, and tulip poplar slabs out of it. Hard work, but definitely possible

[@johnhostetler2167]

The only problem is they have zero power, they're very unreliable and their batteries go dead quickly you'd be better off with a gas powered sthil saw if you're planning to do actually work

[@Lumbeelegend]

@@johnhostetler2167 what kind do you have? I've never had reliability issues, 0, more power than a 50cc saw, and the batteries have lasted me since 2017, slabbing lumber. Now I use the batteries exclusively in my mower and weedeater. They are meant to be for residential use. Not professional.

[@tony4metallicaify]

@@johnhostetler2167 oh yeah man definitely,for what one cost you can buy a nice saw, I stick to my 550xp

[@luckygunner8089]

Now that's slow! If its dull or electric idk

[@Charles-oe4kj]

No its just because its electric

[@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va]

And homeowners grade! Husqvarna makes an awesome battery powered saw!

[@richardmillhousenixon]

​@@Charles-oe4kj The blade is just dull

[@Charles-oe4kj]

@@richardmillhousenixon i doubt it it looks like it was cutting pretty good it was just missing some power

[@remingtonwendt7756]

@@richardmillhousenixon no that chain was sharp, that saw sucks ass

[@itsmeagain7422]

Looking at that the saw it looks brand new, i love my echo 590 I have 2 different bars and a small climbing saw from Echo, and they keep running.... when I'm out clearing property, I bring gas powered saws. Way easier to have a few gallons of gas than an extra battery.

[@ianholmquist8492]

Tell me you've never used a chainsaw before without telling me.

[@leeclift2405]

Dead rotten pine lol 😂

[@chancetownsend493]

Keep it out of dirt and rotten wood not to hard to understand my grandpa and the one before him said that

[@fc_gaming3196]

Power move: always have the sharpener on it so whenever it gets dull whilst cutting wood, you can just press it into something and then it's sharp

[@adhyangamer8967]

Chainsaw man gonna love it

[@bradleyhagen6407]

There’s no such thing as a blade on a chainsaw :) cool tool though. I very much enjoy my 18 inch ego chainsaw that I bought based on your review. It’s a fantastic tool. Just as good as my 55 cc gas.

[@Kitearmy]

yeah - it's weird to say chainsaw chain - glad you like the ego

[@NateG219]

@@Kitearmy bar and chain is what is tree guys refer to it as, and I wanna get one of those. I was curious how the EGO saw did, it didn’t seem to have enough power for logging

[@Kitearmy]

@@NateG219 They actually have a more powerful model know - i think it's rated as a 60cc equivalent

[@NateG219]

@@Kitearmy I’m not 100% how that compares to a 461, that’s my curiosity

[@joshuabush2569]

Cool device! Also I didn't know you could put different bars other than Ego on their chainsaws?

[@Kitearmy]

Oregon actually makes the bar for EGO chainsaws

[@joshuabush2569]

@@Kitearmy ah yeah of course, and the chain. I guess it's just identical with Oregon name on.

[@Kitearmy]

@@joshuabush2569 Though the chain used on the powersharp is different - i was skeptical about how well it would cut. The results say otherwise

[@joshuabush2569]

@@Kitearmy I've got to be honest I tend to just buy new chains when mine dull... But this device could be the answer!

[@Kitearmy]

@@joshuabush2569 I can't really see the downside - it cut like a crazy beaver

[@user-ug5xr2gb6j]

I eat my lunch, then I go to another tree. On Wednesdays, I go shopping, and have buttered scones with tea.

[@brians.2259]

Awww man I was hoping for the rest of the song!

[@pnweezy]

it cut slower after blade sharpener

[@Kitearmy]

I believe it did as well - but it is still tearing through the wood - looks at the chips falling out the back

[@worldwidewes8411]

I can see an electric chainsaw for knocking down a few branches but if ur gonna be cutting through full size trees…… it’s time to let the big dawg eat

[@brianb8003]

Tell everyone more about how you have no idea how technology has advanced lol Let me guess you also think V8s produce the most HP I bet, huh.

[@johnhostetler2167]

​@@brianb8003 electric saws are shit they have no power, they're unreliable and break down easily and their battery runs out very fast they're not good if you're actually putting them to work which is probably why you think they're good, you cut down a little 20 foot tree with an electric saw and now you think you know everything lol well let me tell you from someone who has been cutting down trees their entire life and works in the logging business electric saws suck you're better off using a gas powered chainsaw

[@mscustomknives]

I think I'm more impressed the battery lasts for that many cuts. But yeah those style sharpeners are like the pull through knife sharpeners. They kinda work but run the blade in the process.

[@grantgood8456]

If you wany to make it dull just hit the dirt

[@Kitearmy]

I might give that a go - the problem is that also kill the bar - i'm thinking of grinding it on a rock

[@siatama476]

I'm so happy you used the Monty Python song

[@mrworks5060]

Now that is what I call a good Convincing ad for this product im ordering mine right now

[@johnhostetler2167]

I hope that's sarcasm lol

[@thewanderingheathen]

Knew a guy who had one of these. Helped me fell a few trees. The thing destroyed his chain. It sharpens the top of the cutting teeth. Anyone who knows anything about chainsaws knows you sharpen the inside curve of the teeth and file the guide down. The guide lets you know when your cutter teeth are too low. Anyway, he used this thing and it ruined the chain. It is to be used with a specific bar & chain. Not just any chain. You’ll get one good use, maybe, after sharpening a chain with this thing.

[@ColeSpolaric]

I had one last less than 2 hours before the chain apparently caught the last little bit of wood, got thrown off the bar, and bent the chain. And yes, the chain was properly tensioned.

[@matthewmorris40]

I think it’s funny how we cut all that wood and that bar isn’t even scuffed

[@ParticipationTrofee]

Last cut,,diggingvfor truffles 🤣🤣

[@dwrink9]

Woah there was a GoPro in the tree. That's wild

[@markfeagans9679]

Been hand sharpening since I was 11. There is NO substitute for a round chain file on the cutting face. Don't forget to flat file the rakers for faster cuts and big chips!

[@timgilbert3051]

In my experience, the best tradeoff between perfect teeth every cut and amount of time sharpening is using a Drexel and diamond chainsaw hone before cutting for the day. Takes a few minutes to do all the teeth, even if they've badly dulled. If you want to know how your chain is, look at 3 things: are there consistent large chips or is it coming out as saw dust, does it cut quickly without needing to push on it, and does it cut perfectly straight down without twisting

[@tomaxxxx536]

file and angle gauge works great and pretty dam easy

[@SixSilverStones]

Nice EGO Power+ Chainsaw

[@Rozza43]

More impressed with the EGO...I use their mower m, weed eater and blower. Wad wondering how their other products hold up. Looks to work super well. I just want it for clearing trails and stuff when I take my jeep out. Looks to be perfect for that.

[@jackoneil5057]

Man if it took my saw that long to go through a piece of soft wood I’d snap. That just solved the electric crap mystery

[@crusher2k7]

Bet your neighbors love you

[@tomdickinson6010]

Special chain that's filed across the tops of the cutters

[@bassrocker70]

I bought one of these before I knew anything about chainsaws. I can sharpen a chain by hand in about 5 minutes with my stihl chain sharpener.

[@dylindambrosio8353]

They also make a saw with the sharpener built in... I hung up my gas saw the next day. Perfect for the average homeowner

[@johnhostetler2167]

It's pretty damn easy to use a file lol and it's alot easier to use a gas powered chainsaw over a shity electric one lol

[@dylindambrosio8353]

@@johnhostetler2167 yes it's way easier to hand file every tooth vs hold a button for 3 seconds And so much easier to start a 2stroke chainsaw that gets used maybe once a year all gummed up from sitting... Like I said, perfect for the average homeowner. probably pretty useless for an arborist

[@tomhalf3018]

As a stihl mechanic never never never use these kind of sharpeners, if you want your teeth to stay sharp longer sharpen to 10 degrees (cuts a shutes easier) or buy tungsten chains and have them sharpened at a shop or buy a diamond wheel.

[@twotoes3346]

Cute saw

[@merckdamaniacmoments6475]

Let the little ego eat 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@scottsena2897]

I could cut this saw in half with a Stihl Rock Boss is a few seconds! Ran saws for over 15 years and found out the best saws are Stihl hand filed no comparison with any electric sharper ever! The smooth glide you get by hand will let you know that your damn near capable of shaving with it.

[@Nikkilouda]

That final cut took ages and those little chips are a sign of bluntness. You want nice long curly chips.

[@Val-rd4lb]

The rings of the tree are interesting.

[@scubatrucker6806]

cool idea to sharpened your chainsaw blades 😍😍

[@seanbeck7746]

I was about to ask “wouldn’t the tip only get sharp?” I kinda forgot that chainsaws were well.. CHAIN SAWS

[@connellyslandmanagement725]

Man I was raised on a hand file and I think I will stick to a hand file. This may be fitting for others with less background in timber

[@ravvaktheannihilator69]

Chain wasn’t dull. Chains don’t get very dull from cutting wood. As long as you don’t run them in the dirt you shouldn’t have to worry about a dull chain for a while

[@johnhostetler2167]

Well as you can clearly see from the last cut he ran it into the ground and I think it's safe to assume he was running it into the ground the entire time, I think this guy doesn't really know what he's doing lol

[@ravvaktheannihilator69]

​@@johnhostetler2167 yeah i see that now lol

[@zekeprice]

I always underestimated the power of an electric chainsaw until now, sure electric mowers, weed eaters, and blowers work great but the intense amount of stress that motor is going through and treating it like it's nothing is impressive

[@dappergdg4572]

Damn. Didn't heard that song in ages.

[@dammitboy3576]

Paul Bunyan would laugh his ass off at your chainsaw.

[@Kitearmy]

Right - he would say chainsaws are for P*******

[@jordantiffany5222]

Love the song

[@Chained168]

That wood would make a cool side table

[@bubbasgod9336]

Cover those in epoxy and make them look good. Then sell them as cutting boards or turn them into tables. Beautiful pieces of wood

[@Moosehound597]

Get that thing ported! 😂

[@killslinger8826]

It looks like it would make the teeth on the chain more dull, but I cant say much because I don't normally use or sharpen chainsaws

[@TheHeroPercy]

The thing with these products, there’s probably be pretty ok if you just adjusted the rakers afterwards. But you might as well hand file at that point cause it won’t take that much longer

[@spammerusa9379]

How to video on how to turn a 15 minute job into all day job. Love the jingle!

[@jacksuffield9126]

Haven’t heard that song in a minute hahaha

[@steelcityperformancesaws]

Went from a chainsaw to a knife in a hurry.

[@TitaniumTi22]

He said it right 😊

[@philipcarino5748]

problem 1. It sharpens the chain on the outside. Problem 2. Being on the end of the blade like that, it’s grinding a curve on the outside of the blades supposedly making the cut worse.