Review Tecomec Jolly Evo chainsaw grinder

#Grinder

[@jerrywhite4497]

Greetings from Missouri. Thank you so much for your video. Mine came with pictures and no explanation for anything. Well done sir..!

[@coolestguyontheplanet723]

Thank you. going to watch it a few more times

[@smorgasbord-riogrande1911]

Thanks for the video & your time 🇺🇸👍🏻🇦🇺

[@rooster3019]

Yours, sir, is the best explanation of this unit I have yet encountered. Good job. I have always free-hand filed with only occasional use of Granberg File'n Joint in the event I wandered off spec a bit. On this machine you show and others, I would like to see a dual function on forward/off and on reverse/off type of switch. I suppose the engineers fear the wheel might spin off in reverse??

[@ChainsawUsers]

Thankyou for comments

[@ChainsawUsers]

They used to make them with that reverse switch,I guess because sparks fly towards you in reverse they say it's a safety matter no doubt

[@coolestguyontheplanet723]

Great info

[@ChainsawUsers]

Thankyou

[@rozbongers5617]

Well done,thanks

[@ChainsawUsers]

Thankyou

[@JoshNoss]

I see on the front chain-vise angle adjustment that it actually allows from 0-35 deg on the tooth top plate, I've always used 25 degrees on my cheap grinder as it seems to give better longevity/durability of the cutter sharpness in very hard wood, but maybe 30 deg sacrifices some durability in exchange for cutting speed. Thinking about that I considered "why not try 32.5 or 35° instead? Or 20-22.5°? Same thing with the back and forth adjustment of the chain-vise, it goes from 0 to 15°, wonder why? Would anyone ever need to use it at 15°? It seems like we're only ever talking about the 10° front/back, why not 12.5-15° see what im saying? I can see I'm gonna be using all my old chains to test new grinding-angles now..

[@ChainsawUsers]

Ok I see where you are comming from. 10° top plate angle is used for milling chains cutting with the grain making slabs of timber. 35° would only ever be used in the softest wood. Semi chisel 30° and 25° full chisel. That's the normal settings.

[@fabianbencomo171]

Is that brand better than Oregon grinder ?

[@ChainsawUsers]

Tecomec make Oregon grinders Jolly Evo is a mid range gri grinder

[@ChainsawUsers]

Tecomec make Oregon grinders. JOLY EVO is a mid range grinder

[@fabianbencomo171]

@@ChainsawUsers I'll get one soon Thanks 🙏