The chainsaw guy shop talk His Razor Sharp chains you can now buy

[@ticker511]

I do the same thing with a new chain, except i do it by hand. If you don't have the eye to do it by hand, then buy a Granberg G-106B, or the Granberg Precision 12 volt chainsaw chain grinder. The biggest problem is using to big of a file. Like on a 3/8 it calls for a 7/32 file, using this file you'll never get it to cut like one of Chainsaw Guys chains. You have to drop down to a 3/16 and you'll get a razor sharp chain. Keep rakers at .025. I've filed by hand for 56 yrs, i logged full time for 36 yrs. In hardwood i kept my rakers at .025, in softwood .035. I kept my chainsaws razor sharp all the time. As soon as it lost the edge, i'd drop and file where ever i was. It takes about one to two minutes to put the edge back on the chain. I can teach anybody how to file their saw so its razor sharp.

[@TheCrittercam001]

Duane it's guys like you that I'd love to learn from. 56yrs of hand filing is a wealth of experience and on the job know how. I'll be looking into those Granbergs you mentioned as I'm sure you wouldn't suggest them if they didn't meet your satisfaction.

[@tonyrobbins6]

I've been using a 7/32 on my 3/8 chain. I'll have to try using a 3/16 next time to see if I can tell a difference. Thanks

[@brettblack7049]

That's correct, filing a square ground chain with a 7/32 file wont make it cut as fast as his chains 😜

[@brettblack7049]

@@tonyrobbins6 it will cut faster, but it will also dull faster, especially in dirty wood. The 3/16 does better on the rear half of the chain as the cutter gets shorter toward the back. I feel inspired to be able to give Tony Robbins chain sharpening advice

[@tonyrobbins6]

@@brettblack7049 Thank You

[@28yogy4todd]

Very nice, I worked for a gentleman when I was in high school, he had a similar machine to sharpen his chains for his logging/milling business, it was not as fast as this. The cutter was sharpened then the 2nd raker was ground with a separate grind stone, I could have a 20" chain razor sharp in 11 minutes. This was in 1975. Thanks for the video.

[@josh33025]

Woah that's allot faster than doing rakers by hand with a file and gauge.

[@jeffsaunders19]

Did you make that depth gauge grinder? Or is that a commercial item?

[@jeffsaunders19]

@@fella704 Can you list the make and model of that? You mentioned the tooth grinder but not the depth gauge one. Thanks!

[@waynesoden7221]

How can I buy some of your chains

[@debbiewilson4655]

fantastic machine,never seen anything like it

[@BriggsMower]

were can i get the machine ?

[@chris.kiser86]

BriggsMower alot of the nice grinders like that you can only get used

[@TheUpandoveragain]

I am trying to get my dads old chainsaw up and running again it's been sitting for about 7 years after he passed. It's a Husqvarna 242 (1990 ) it needs a new 16" chain and bar, it's had a full service including carb kit now runs smooth. I am interested in one of your chains how can I purchase one for my 242 ?

[@MrBucidart]

+TheUpandoveragain 541-643-1646 I hope the phone number will help.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Very cool!

[@LaneVines]

Awesome!

[@aandjwynn]

Sharpen my chains, please!

[@joshuapickett3321]

that is a pretty cool

[@zombiefighterof1987]

Definitely a good thing to have if you have a longer bar, i personally though just freehand in the field but at home i use one of those Husqvarna sharpening gauges especially on my X-cut chain since it's a harder chain to sharpen and that gauge helps keep the right elevation of the file.

[@pieinthesky4106]

I use the LP Husqvarna roller gauge. Simple and inexpensive: does a job that produces an extremely sharp chain each and every time. The fact that this can be accomplished quickly with the chain on the chainsaw is a huge plus.

[@The250wtf]

What grinder is this one? SVN4? Can't find it. What brand ? Thanks

[@arborist460]

I'd say it's the silvey match to his razor sharp 2

[@brettblack7049]

It's a silvey hd6. Video on my channel of one set up so you don't have to crank manually.

[@henryalvares7672]

@@brettblack7049 4et

[@brettblack7049]

@@henryalvares7672 what's that Henry?

[@jeepbones2248]

Cool !!!