Timberline chainsaw sharpener will put a razer edge on your saw. No experience needed

[@peterstanford1831]

Only person to say what the middle screw was for. Solved my problem. many thanks

[@paullandreville5394]

I place the bar in a vice. Keeps the saw still when I'm turning the sharpener. Less wiggle. Good video sir. 👍👍

[@kathymeley9553]

That looks like a very easy way to sharpen a chainsaw blade for someone who is new to using a chainsaw. Very practical video.

[@RussWilson]

Thanks 👍

[@vart7767]

cuts great

[@muthalibPv-yk1ng]

RS?

[@toddcaskey9984]

Yeah she's sharp ,I almost bought one of those years ago but didn't cuz I didn't have the money to. I have those Stihl sharpeners and like them. Nice video I never seen one used before . I had a muddy mess up here with all the snow melting in a day , I was wondering what the cows are doing to your fields . Todd

[@RussWilson]

We are doing well with the cows. I moved them to the south side of the farm. There are trees shading the field so the snow didn't melt off. If we were out where there isn't any snow it would be bad. Thanks for watching!

[@jedadruled984]

Dis is amazing

[@RussWilson]

Thanks for watching!!

[@havgdo4445]

Nice informative video, thanks!

[@RussWilson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@billstortz5046]

Be sure you buy a Timberline made by Timberline and NOT a cheaper knock-off. Some sites show a Timberline but actually ship a cheap knock-off that doesn't work as well.

[@RussWilson]

I have heard that from some other folks. Thanks for the heads up and thanks for watching!!!!

[@fredleban8607]

Will this work on smaller chainsaws? I have the Stihl MS180.

[@RussWilson]

Yes it will just need to get the right size bur for it most of the time they come with four different sizes.

[@mithall4198]

That's a nifty little unit. I'm using a harbor freight electric sharpener. It does ok, but I think the chains would last much longer with the Timberline.

[@RussWilson]

I've of a few people using the hf sharpener. Seem to like them. This unit makes a super sharp chain. Thanks for watching!!

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks again for all your videos! I never saw one of those chainsaw sharpeners. I do have a 2 in 1 chainsaw sharpener. It works pretty cool.

[@RussWilson]

This sharpener would be great for the person that doesn't run a saw all the time. Thanks for watching!!

[@CaptainRon542]

I bet if you used the Stihl 2 in 1 sharpener first to take the raker down then use the Timberline you would have almost new chain

[@nygiant2370]

Ok, I'm sold. You mentioned that you were able to find this online for $39, where?

[@RussWilson]

I have it listed in my amazon store. Here's the link a.co/i5luCLC It is in the group of logging things. It is $41. now the one that was $39 is not available now. Good luck!!

[@fishinrivers2883]

that's the chinese knock off one for that cheap. Everyone is saying it's not even close to the real deal. What do you think? @@RussWilson

[@White_devil1980]

Ive seen them on eBay and the sthil sharpener but I paid about €50 for the sthil saw sharpening tool

[@apistosig4173]

I bought one many years ago - I now use hand files.

[@markwriter2698]

I did too. The Timberline is slow and had to adjust the stop for every tooth. Turns out the timberline sharpens the point of the tooth on one side and the heal of tooth on the other. To be fair I’m giving it one more try but this is a long time consuming process. I think the two-in-one is a better idea and value if you want to get things done.

[@apistosig4173]

@@markwriter2698 I would regard the timberline as a honer moreso than a sharpener

[@nygiant2370]

I see it now, thanks! Just one question though, this sharpener is made by NKVDGVD, not the Timerbline that you reviewed, have you personally used this sharpener and is it of comparable quality and performance?

[@RussWilson]

I have not used that sharpener. I would not be afraid to. The sharpener is very simple. So I would think the quality would be close to the seem. Good luck!! Keep me post how it does for you.

[@charliehemingway6766]

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[@gulfcoastmike3003]

No! Timberline is US made. Chinese knockoffs are cheap and so are their sharpening bits. Pay to play or get nickel and dimed forever after. Timberline carbide will allow at least 40 sharpening before having to be replaced.

[@audrybella6405]

Don’t waste your hard-earned $35 on a cheap knock-off imitation. They are junk.

[@vart7767]

these never sold for 40.00

[@themessygardener8362]

Uncanny- I was just thinking of getting a sharpener for my chainsaw😀

[@RussWilson]

Thanks for watching!

[@marvidviducich5878]

the knockoffs are total junk and a complete waste of money. so, if you buy one and find this out the cost of the timberline just went up.

[@greenman720]

The ones you see for $30 are cheap Chinese knock-off that are not great. Always use the original from timberline.

[@tomsmith4484]

Exactly! You will be sorry if you buy the knockoff. The ones from timberline are well made in usa and the cutters are sized to your chain.

[@themessygardener8362]

Uncanny- I was just thinking of getting a sharpener for my chainsaw

[@RussWilson]

It is a cool little tool!

[@timmartin1583]

You should sharpen both sides of the chain if you're going to demonstrate the sharpener. The cheap knock offs are useless

[@geopatriarca2820]

I appreciate your video. However, the $39 sharpener is a Chinese knockoff. There are a ton of them, and I am sure some are pretty good, but they are not a Timberline.

[@RussWilson]

You are right there are ton of these out there some good some not so good. I have a $39 dollar it's hard to tell any difference from the timberline. Like most everything you get what you pay for. Thanks for watching and the comment!!

[@brandonford7421]

Don't buy the knock-off waste of money I just bought the best looking knock off it is useless I bought the timberline much better night and day on quality

[@453BriSK]

This chainsaw sharpener is garbage!