OREGON Chain Sharpening

[@johnduffy6546]

Very good tutorial...having cut a lot of wood for almost 50 years, I can attest to the pleasure of a properly sharpened chain. It's faster and much safer than a dull chain

[@tonypeters2450]

Very comprehensive and simply explained presentation.Know the presenter personally .....he never ceases to amaze me. Well done Bro. TONY CANBERRA AUST

[@chrisgilligan745]

This is a perfect refresher course in proper chain sharpening. Thank you so much.

[@GAPowerEquipmentSpares]

Never a problem - keep you eye out for more GA Spares How-To's coming your way!

[@KINGOTHL]

One of the best chainsaw videos I've seen. Which I would have seen this earlier.

[@mowerwreckersnsw]

this is a must for all the saw owners 9 minuts that will encourage good maintenance

[@tonysmith5465]

Wonderful video friend. The best that I have ever seen. Thanks a lot. SC Navy vet. Keep up the great work.

[@steelonius]

Great video. Very thorough and to the point.

[@iantucker4207]

Great instructional video. Answered a lot of questions I had. Thanks

[@HardwareDelivered]

Well done GA Spares. Great video and Australian too!

[@Rosk03]

Australians use Canadian chainsaws !

[@robertfandel9442]

Best video I've seen on this

[@2005Pilot]

Awesome video!! Thank you 😁👍👍

[@debkemp9204]

Well, I have just got the Oregon sharpening and guide bar maintenance kit, and the 'instructions' that came with it might as well have been by an astronaut for the sense it made. The video has kind of helped, but I guess I'll have to give it go, as got logs/ timber to cut. Wish me luck 🤞🤪

[@scottbierly3398]

Agree, some of the worst directions in the kit that I've ever seen! Very shameful.

[@Rosk03]

Thanks ! Glad to have watched this video before my first attempt. Am confident now...

[@networkbike543]

Good video. All points covered with no endless repetitions.

[@deew6246]

Clear and easy to understand. Good info

[@DGBuckwitz]

Excellent video. Thanks for the good advice.

[@misterdumbad]

Thank you for this video! Very helpful.

[@peterjanbo657]

Happy I found this 2019 😊

[@uTubed007]

saying that the file should be parallel to the ground is a bit erroneous as really what is important and never varies is to keep the file perpendicular to the chain bar.

[@craigtheschmeg3253]

Excellent presentation. Thanks.

[@paulkellaway5628]

brilliant,as i am a novice!! its apity Oregon dont actually put any "written word" in with the kit,it really would help as just a few pictures leave us novices a bit "stumpt" excuse the pun!

[@thebrain9384]

Thanks,good thorough explanation.

[@vacamike]

why was part of the saw blurred?

[@chastonsdad]

30 deg is for soft wood ,25 deg Australian hard wood ,Box ,red gum ect . Oregon chains sold in Australia are angled at 30 deg which is no good for cutting even stringy bark . I bought a new chain and if was useless for cutting even stringy bark until I re-shaped it to 25deg .It cut through the wood like butter after that.

[@traceymackay2387]

+James Smith thanks for that advice mine was factory at 30 and i tryed 35 but it was worse so ill give 25 ago thanks for that

[@benmurray8689]

+James Smith dads opinion is that oregon chains have too much hook aswell

[@samhaveaguess4284]

That funny you should say that !!! i have a johsered 2050 !!! had it from new !! the original chain cuts well but when i got the saw i also got 2 stihl chains as spares !!! as when im cutting i just swap chains then shapen properly when i get home !!! I dont trust my filing skill !!! anyhow i have never been able to get the stihl chains to cut well at all !!! had them in to pros to sharpen with still no success! !!! just recently i baught 3 new oregon chains !!! and the saw now cuts like an absolute dream !!! even better than original chain !!!! just melts threw the wood !!! redgum black box you name it !!!! so must just be a perfect combo to my saw power, torgue , and chain !!!!! just my experience! !!!!

[@petercharak2661]

@@samhaveaguess4284 moron!!!!!!!

[@petercharak2661]

@@samhaveaguess4284 stupid!!!!

[@awalt26439]

Hello Don! Another good video, however, there is no need for lengthy filing angle elaboration since Oregon as well as Stihl have the correct filing angle etched into the top surface of every cutting tooth. Years ago when I started using power saws the cutting chains did not have this feature, so somebody digging out an old chain may still better listen to your advice on filing angle.

[@billholleman6038]

thank you for advice

[@sandywilson8169]

Thx, good video...was looking on Oregon siet trying to find a kit for the S52, 3/8" x .050" chain... I do not see that size listed, there is a 7/32" listed but is this the right size for the S52 chain ?

[@thomasfreiesleben]

Very informative

[@davidkolean1023]

Great info .... Thank You ... :)

[@MiguelGarcia-rv3nj]

Thank you!

[@suffolkshepherd]

What brand of chainsaw were they using? Great video. I learned a lot.

[@mihkus]

+suffolkshepherd Shindaiwa 446S

[@jacoboo1885]

How did y'all get Michael Caine to narrate this video?

[@petrikbig]

Thanks for the video! Very useful information!

[@MrSFraasch]

Great video, and now I know my problem: I need an "OREGON" monogrammed shirt.

[@ranieremendonca6370]

Quantas cilidradas (Cc)??

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

Excellent video. My only complaint about Oregon is their replaceable sprocket clutch on my 455 husqvarna. Bought as a replacement it barely had 10 hours on it when the welded drive broke off. It was easy to see this weld was barely half way around the circumference but bailey's chainsaw would not warranty this obviously defective part.

[@mihaiburis9191]

Great information

[@wilferbryanortega3445]

how i can identify the oregon chain is original any marks ?

[@engineercliff]

There should be one "golden link" that has the part number on the side

[@jacksprat2200]

What diameter size of file??

[@brianreinhardt4050]

Why does my cut always try to curve to the left no matter how I hold it?

[@patmiddleton3947]

Excellent video, full of useful info,but I got very frustrated watching that guy cutting all those silly little bits of wood when they should have been firewood sized chunks! I’ll get over it.

[@heavysnow8616]

Could be using them in a pot belly stove or another small stove.

[@DV6000victim]

How about some actual closeups so we can see what is being done besides a general concept?

[@hectorranonroman151]

Hola

[@scottbierly3398]

Completely agree, this was a helpful video, but not a good one. I spent a bit of time pausing, rewinding, pausing, trying slow motion, WAY too much time showing pointless promotional cutting shots, very little detail so you could actually see what to do. With the terrible instructions, you are left guessing. My chains are going dull in about one hour of cutting autumn olives trees up. After watching this video I tried sharpening, still would not cut, so just went with chain #3...now that's dull, very frustrating.

[@tgdr7347]

Nice...

[@ncywyoyo9986]

How many

[@garengtutorial8923]

👍👍

[@darley387]

Right Governor!!

[@caven930]

I feel like I need 5 cups of coffee and a line of coke to listen to this

[@debkemp9204]

Haha! I know how you feel 😫😂

[@Jackthesmilingblack]

All to easy to fit a new chain facing the wrong direction. Although you realise this the first time you try to cut anything.

[@heavysnow8616]

Pointy cutting edges away from saw body!

[@สุรเชษฐ์วงษาหาราช-ห7ด]

มีขายไม่คับ

[@kristynadvorackova6873]

Vera Dvor. nějak nám to video nefunguje, nechce se to stahovat. Ahoj

[@dadedude]

I can't follow directions and it's frustrating

[@imantsbalodis5539]

OREGON LITUANIA CHAIN SAV HARD

[@MowersGalorehoppers]

Mowers Galore is a stockist of Oregon Products, for any more assistance or advise please visit our web site on www.mowersgalore.com.au for your closest branch in Victoria. Mention this video and receive a 10% discount on any Oregon purchase

[@hasanisk6453]

mnsa

[@scottbierly3398]

Befuddled at all these glowing reviews, must be Oregon employees? The sharpening kit came with useless instructions, really shameful. This was a slightly helpful video, but not a good one. I spent a lot of time pausing, rewinding, pausing, trying slow motion, WAY too much time showing pointless promotional cutting shots, very little detail so you could actually see what to do. Video is only 480p?! So blurry you can't see the details on how to place the file and what the cutters should look like, before and after. With the terrible instructions, you are left guessing. My chains are going dull in about one hour of cutting autumn olives trees up. After watching this video I tried sharpening, still would not cut, so just went with chain #3...now that's dull, very frustrating. Watched this video again now, no clue what I'm doing wrong.

[@billorights7486]

to slow

[@diy1440]

hmm, "to"! back to the English grammer class for Bill I'm afraid, apart from this the video is pretty good.

[@petercharak2661]

@@diy1440 "English grammer"??? the pot calling the kettle...