This Chainsaw Sharpener Is A SCAM!!!!

[@chrislehiy723]

Counterfeit products are not only a scam, they can be so very dangerous.

[@AznTony360]

Chris Lehiy not really, it all depends on how it’s made. There are decent counterfeit products that are worth the price over oem.

[@JuiceBanger1]

I saw a safety test on fake stihl saws, thery were dangerous.

[@jackfountain6634]

That’s why he said “can be.” 🙄

[@timothywells3908]

I bough a “redmax” leaf blower from Alibaba same thing just no stickers and was 600 dollars cheaper. And works better than my echo. It’s hit or miss.

[@williamh7759]

*Update: They’re putting it on Snapchat as well*

[@nelsonzenteno8631]

That’s what brought me here

[@_Chris_SouthwestDetroit]

Nelson Zenteno sameeee 😂

[@rockfox360dirtbikes]

Ssssaaaammmmeeee

[@Tazznbk]

@@nelsonzenteno8631 likewise. I just saw it then. Seems dopey.

[@xalted8111]

That’s why I’m here. They’re calling it sawbuddy

[@timn2391]

Counterfeit is the word you were looking for at 1:27 in the video lol😁

[@wranglerstar]

YES!, Thank you Tim,

[@ofpcorpsman]

I was gonna say a forgery but counterfeit is better! Lol

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

@@wranglerstar "clone"

[@JB-171]

Tim N You nailed it. I was screaming “counterfeit!” while Cody was trying to get it. Comforting to know, Cody, that it’s not just me who draws a blank sometimes. 😃 Keep up the great work. 👍

[@JourneyOnLife]

Now that I know it really makes me realize what China does to the United States do they not have their own brains to make their own products? Or do they do this on purpose just to try to hurt our companies.? I mean what kind of craziness is that Steeler chainsaw sharpener and sell it themselves and use KZbin creators videos to sell it that's just ridiculous why would they do that? How much of that money are they going to make off this I mean come on. I think they do it on purpose just to try to destroy our company's some sort of crazy Chinese China thing. They should be ashamed of themselves I think they've lost face.

[@Sleepdroidstudios]

Even if you do find a way to test them, why would you? They are stealing your content to promote their product. Why would you then give them more footage to use and more that they could twist into an endorsement. Even if you love their product, I would not endorse them for one second.

[@BacktotheBasics101]

2:41 to an Amish person, the word shyster is like calling somebody a son of a female dog. I found that out the hard way. 😳😬

[@brtrimmer132]

It's actually a slur against Jews mostly in context with lawyers.

[@tomfroese5847]

to a Mennonite it translates to shiter and or troublemaker

[@Urbicide]

Even the AKC has become politically correct. Female canines are now referred to as "Dames", instead of "Bitches".

[@grahamowen1570]

Well at the end of the day it’s not very Christian

[@Renassainceman]

Back in the 70's when I was but a young pup on a farm in Kansas, my father bought a John Deere Chain Saw that had (at that time) a unique chain called a "Barracuda" chain. The teeth were at an extreme angle, and near the drive sprocket on the side, was a lever that, when rotated, would move a curved stone, similar to the one inside your tool, onto the chain. It would throw sparks all over, but in a pinch in the field, it would put a quick edge on the teeth and restore the sharpness. As I recall, it was no substitute for performing a manual sharpening job, but it did seem to work rather well. It also seemed to shorten the life of the chain, since I remember my Dad lamenting about having to buy those "special Barracuda chains" for the saw more frequently.

[@newageselfreliance]

Do you still have the cheapest chainsaw on Amazon? That might work and it won't wreck something you plan to use all the time.

[@skipbickford3970]

Wolf Pack Woodcraft lol

[@JacksonSurette]

Really good idea

[@treeman2660]

You get what you pay for.

[@tommagiera4784]

I don't cut much lumber with my 170 Stihl but I bought a 16" Oregon Eversharp kit complete with blade, chain and sharpener attachment. This is a great time saver that anyone can appreciate. I would buy one for any saw I own. So far I have only found them in 16" and 18" sizes.

[@18twilliams]

I use a rotary tool with diamond cutter.fast and sharp in minutes!

[@northernwoodsman]

My uncle has one that came with his husqvarna. Its not that small. Its a full size chain guard but it has the sharpening thing at the tip, and it works great.

[@sdkenclosures2892]

It required a specific chain supplyed with with the kit its not a standard chain

[@joshmullins2553]

I’m glad you finally put this video out! I’ve been seeing it for several months and I emailed you the first time I saw your content and this sham product in a Facebook video. There’s no way I’d trust something like this, might as well rev your saw and stick the tip to the concrete

[@stevieg.4816]

Well put!

[@liamfisher1104]

Cant beat a regular hand file seconded by the stihl 2 in 1 👍🏻

[@vaughnburrows]

Explain how using a single file beats the two in one?

[@ryy597]

@@vaughnburrows you can go freestyle and really get a nice hook on your tooth. with a guide you can't really let the file sit in the tooth. i prefer using a single hand file and ajusting the rakers with a raker gauge.

[@daveharding5874]

@vaughburrows Totally agree. The Stihl 2 in 1 is the clear winner. The fact that it proportionally files chain and depth gauge is why it reigns supreme.

[@darrelcdammann]

File or power sharpener.... I would never trust that.... fast sharpening bs lmfaoo 😂 it doesn't take that long 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@letthe6.0sing22]

JeepWoodsFun raker*

[@edfleming9600]

Well Cody, you know you're doing something right when someone steals your stuff.

[@HScorching]

China always steals stuff. So it doesn't matter if he's doing it right or wrong.

[@robertbell8016]

Yes I sent you a message about this a month ago never once thought you sold out. Great video.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

They actually work quite well. It's a different type of chain. Good for someone who pays to have their chains sharpened. The cost of this setup is about the same as buying a chain and paying to have it sharpened 5-6 times without waiting. Most homeowners run their chains until they are blunt and require a large amount of the tooth removed to get to a usable cutting edge.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Here's the real real one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZTViZ96Yt12n7c

[@GradyHouger]

IP protection is part of Trump's trade tariff negotiations. Hopefully the situation will improve.

[@Urbicide]

He also doesn't care about human rights.

[@ArmyMP]

Well this comment didn't age well.

[@kawi2002]

I just ordered one of these to play with and test it out. I had completely forgotten that I need a special chain for it. If you want to come up to Stanwood and play with a consumer Ryobi 16 inch and hopefully test this sharpener you are welcome to. I have an old chain I am going to toss after I test this. I'll see if I can find the correct chain for it too.

[@fmixthings]

Update on this. I bought the correct chain and used it until the stone went bad. I got a lot of work done with it and I love how easy and quick it is to sharpen the chains. For a home gamer the Powersharp system is fantastic, almost a must. I have the Oregon bar and chain and the sharpener is from Amazon. The offer still stands if you would like to come up to Stanwood and test it out. I am going to see if I can find a 12" chain and bar for my Ryobi battery saw too. P.S. same person but different account. For some reason my phone got switched to my old original account.....

[@oyvindkleven1087]

My take on the Oregon product is that it’s probably okay for homeowners that maybe do 2-3 cords per year. The cutting edge does’t have much meat to it. It doesn’t look like it stays sharp very long. For a typical homeowner that doesn’t want to learn to resharpen the chain, it’s probably great. But a conventional chain will probably cut faster, and retain its sharpness longer.

[@Legend869]

Need the proprietary chain for that type of sharpener to work.

[@drummer4hire12]

Funny how with anything nowadays in review, we see 50 channels saying a product is the best thing ever, and the other 50 saying it is junk. This is a serious problem. Thank you for being honest!!!

[@MrRChitty]

It's back up on Facebook. I had to do some research because common sense tells me that is not how you sharpen a chain. However, I ran upon an "Oregon System" and now it makes sense. The one on Facebook is not Oregon, it is not the "System" and therefore, will not work the same. You may need to go out and have it removed, again, if you can. Good job with this video explaining all of that.

[@glenn9989]

I was on a trail clearing, maintaining the trail . I used one of these and it was great . After a while the teeth would get real small and would have to replace the chain . The sharpening stones were replaceable also. Loved it .

[@Lulanda93]

It’s not just a special chain, you have to have the special bar also. It’s not meant for commercial use and it’s not focused towards the commercial market at all as the pros know how to sharpen regular chains no problem. This is for your guy that uses his Saw once or twice a year. However with that said I have personally run the genuine Oregon set up on smaller saws in the past and it works amazingly, the chain cuts though like a knife in hot butter.

[@kevinpilkington6527]

Let me say this....you buy the powersharp bar and chain by Oregon for your saw. Eventhough it is not my cup of tea, it worked very well! I tried it on a ms170 and used it til it was dull and when I lightly put pressure on it it sharpened it very sharp..the down side is the chain doesnt last very long. I guess each thing has its place in this world but Powersharp would not ever take the place of the 72cl or even round ground chain. This is just my take on my own research time, Kev

[@captainquint]

Just do what my old neighbor used to do. He'd buy a new chain, run it until it got so dull it simply refused to cut anymore, take it off, tear a brand new one out of the package put that one on. Lather, rinse, repeat. Said he didn't have the time to fool around sharpening chains. Had one of those blue plastic drums in his garage filled with dull once used chains. Probably put his Stihl dealer's kids through college.

[@AndyADVenture]

I have the oregon power sharp and love it. Used it for years around the house on my cheap poulan saw. I have a husky 51 now and I keep going back and grabbing the poulan to finish the job if I dont feel like sharpening my chain right away

[@briefandpointless1255]

I have one too .. It stays ready ! ... my other chains can't keep up ...

[@ks_hunter7327]

I have for my EGO electric 18in chain saw and I have been SO HAPPY with the ability to sharpen my chain in 2-5sec and go back to work. I do have other EGO products so I have three battery so swapping out batteries is no issue. I use olive oil for my bar oil because it is a little thinner than bar oil. I was cutting trees for 8 hours today. Very Happy with both my purchase. EGO comes with an Oregon bar. All you need is the chain and sharpener.

[@Jim-Wade]

Before this Oregon made a self-sharpening chainsaw which has an integral stone. You just push a button to press the stone against the running chain to dress the edge a bit. I have the one Sears marketed under their brand. It never really worked great, but it did help some.

[@scottfirman]

I just had a friend of mine asking about this item. I used to work at a small engine shop and used the professional chain sharpener. I also teach anyone wanting to learn how to sharpen at home or in the woods. Many people do not realize that their chainsaw needs regular maintenance.

[@jackwalker6239]

Loving the double uploads the last few days hope you keep it up.

[@kennethconnors5316]

almost bought one , thank you for your honesty, bought the Oregon and it works great almost bought the cheap one

[@jacobgomez2682]

Oregon one does work then?

[@joeschratz9360]

@@jacobgomez2682 I have it. It works really well. I do not have good sharpening skills and it is totally worth it. Got the bar, chain and sharpener for about 40 dollars on Amazon. Feel free to ask me any questions.

[@jacobgomez2682]

@@joeschratz9360 I've gotten good at sharpening chains so in the future maybe someday I'll try one

[@curtwhite876]

I hate how the Chinese clone our stuff. Had a Chinese engineer working for the same company as me clone not only the products we produced, but also the equipment and tools we used to produce them. What blows me away is that everyone knows what happened, who did it, etc., but that guy is still in the US.

[@curtwhite876]

@nowledge copyright laws are federal, not international. This is one of the reasons why China is holding out on a trade deal, our side is trying to out measures in place to ensure the deal is equitable.

[@tanyajoas5655]

They are not nice The real one is the best

[@ronmcwhirter3641]

Anyone who has ever operated a chainsaw would know this thing is junk, chains are sharpened inside the tooth as well as keeping the rakers filed down. Besides it takes only minutes to file a saw correctly.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

They actually work quite well. It's a different type of chain. Good for someone who pays to have their chains sharpened. The cost of this setup is about the same as buying a chain and paying to have it sharpened 5-6 times without waiting.

[@juho1057]

It also can takes minutes to file it incorrectly. If you don't know what to do, can't do it or don't want to do it, this "automatic system" is better than paying somebody to sharpen the chain.

[@douglasmcwhirter9572]

I bought a harbor freight chain grinder that works great. Still have to hand file the rakers to the correct depth, but I am able to "get the gullett" as Buckin Billy Ray would say.

[@jameschester3986]

Doesn’t sharpen the normal chain look at the Oregon chain it’s for doesn’t look like the chain you have on your saw :/

[@bcrusher1979]

Right, but when you use the Fisher Price chain that goes with it, it might work. lol.

[@timbarnett3898]

My brother an his wife worked for Oregon Chain, until, as department head, he was sent to China to teach Chinese how to operate machinery after China buying out Oregon Chain! So, don't expect much from Oregon Chain products, no longer made in U.S.A. but China!

[@johnagen3688]

Tim Barnett omg!!! really!! that is terrible!

[@johnkool7449]

I was one of the hundreds who told Cody about this product and asked him to review it. This was back in April, 2019. Glad he addressed it at least and told us why he couldn't review it, yet. I did NOT know they were using video from his channel in their ads. That is pretty dirty.

[@watcherdude1330]

First time I have seen your video and I just want to say you are a well spoken man. You come across as very educated and honest. I look forward to watching more of your videos . Take care and stay safe .

[@robertsmith7580]

I used to file sharpen my saws but now arthritis in my shoulders has made it to be a painful task, so I have went to using a dremel rotary sharpener. Have you ever tried this and what do you think ?

[@HardcityRaindrops]

That's disturbing, we work to make these videos and these people can do whatever they want.

[@RPSchonherr]

Thanks Cody. I saw the ad.

[@nathanielschroeder1321]

I use one and it works. Works on odd chains. Doesn't stay sharp forever but takes a minute and cutting well again.

[@nathanielschroeder1321]

Oregon bars with the 2 holes.

[@pinemeadowshobbyfarmafruga8319]

Oh my, I just purchased this from Amazon. Did not know about the Oregon brand. Well, hope it works.

[@marie0461]

I did too. Let me know if it does please.

[@jlucas9342]

Just saw an ad on here about the product. Didn't' have a brand label anywhere and is being pushed by my genius gift.com I almost hit the complete payment button when Idecided to go back and look closer. Looked up the item on here and thank god your video was the first to pop up. You just saved me $23.00 or more.

[@Jako1987]

Facebook: "ok ok we are sorry we take this video down". "Oh somebody gives us more money? Put the video back up!"

[@brettelmerelmer3061]

The physics for this concept is all wrong with most chains. The taper of the tooth is designed to create a force that draws the whole bar and chain in so that the next tooth can take a full bite of wood. Using that counterfeit sharpener creates a whole different plane on the top of the cutting surface that works against being able to cut quickly or smoothly. So save your money to either purchase the special bar, chain, and sharpener, or buy a sharpener where the physics makes sense.

[@GrandadNorth]

Stupidly purchased one for my Stihl chainsaw - it doesn't fit as there is no hole to fit the guide pin into, so they advise me to drill my own in the chain bar! Company is called BRICO and their return address is in France. Paid via PayPal from a Facebook advertisement and are currently in dispute for a refund.

[@ianwilliams487]

Good on ya for trying to get it removed,,have done the same here in Auz,,but as you said it get back on,, But when i first saw it,,i started to think about how this would work and quickly decided it as a joke,,more research showed it does work with the right chain,, Yep right chain,,this chain has a hooked tooth ,,not the flat one's we are used to,,so one of these on a standard chain,will tear your chain to irreparable condition,, Must have the right chain,,which by the way is worth an arm and a leg, Depending on the brand of sharpener,,it will groove and become usless over time,,end up with rounded top on tooth,,no set on chain,,jammed chain problems,,

[@stevehutchison8658]

I ordered on from Melinda Chainsaw Sharper and it been 2 months now paid 27.99 and nothing has showed up at my house. In Hampton Ga.

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

I still have some of the original powersharp (abandoned) chains and stones from the 70's. Even a 0.325x.050 chain that maybe used to cut, gonna try hand filing these some day.

[@joe7528]

I was going to buy this on Facebook but decided to go to KZbin for videos and reviews on it first video i watched was this one thank you for your help and keeping myself and others from being scammed.... GOD BLESS you

[@Kris_at_WhiteOaksFarm]

I bought an Oregon, bench mounted chain sharpener. I have two nails on the wall of my cave. One for dull chains, and one for sharpened chains. On a down day, I sharpen the ones from the dull nail...

[@lavyschwartz2140]

a lot of bla bla not proving why is a scam

[@mattfleming584]

You need a saw that can run a 18in bar and that's it. I have one for my husky 455 and works just fine for stuff around the house

[@apothecary9556]

whats ur best advice on sharpening rip chain? particularly for a chainsaw mill

[@flipzout100]

Integrity and your reputation is so important. Hope this situation will be resolved quickly.

[@user-tl5fi9lz9z]

Hey, I have a chainsaw question. I just moved to Alaska. I need a chainsaw but have never used one before. What type would you recommend for home use for a beginner? Mostly cutting firewood and clearing a few small trees. Reliability and ease of use would be most important to me. Price is secondary. Thanks!

[@brettelmerelmer3061]

My best advice would be to buy 2 saws. A cheap one to learn on for the first one, and at a MINIMUM a good homeowner and weekender saw for when you've learned your way around a saw, how to maintain it, tension it, and sharpen it. The difference in quality and durability will boggle your mind.

[@danstevens2204]

Part of owning a saw is knowing how to sharpen and maintain it correctly

[@randallhawkinson4727]

Thanks Brother. Skeptical as to how this would work (off Facebook) I clicked on "Buy Now" and this video popped up first! So, yes, the add is still running; but, you come up first.

[@outandaboutnz3454]

I’m only a small KZbin channel and they also used a clip from my video and wasn’t until I was informed by a friend!

[@williamhustonrn6160]

Wow, I watch this video having no clue of this controversy and immediately on facebook I start getting ads about this sharpener... lol

[@jeffreymiller5304]

By the way - have the actual Oregon setup. Works pretty darn good for a guy that doesn't cut every day.

[@larryjohnson150]

As long as the pitch on the chain and the width of the dogs is the same there should be no reason you can’t put a home owner bar on a professional saw...

[@frostfirei]

Self-sharpening chains, have been around for over 40 years, it does need, a special chain. And a special system.

[@cm5838]

I would think it would not be an efficient cutting edge as it sharpens from the outside leaving a cutting edge lower than the back of the chisel tip. Where as standard sharpening is under and leaves the chisel flat

I think that putting that thing open next to the chain on the bar and just looking at it without running the saw should suffice. Maybe running the chain a few inches by hand. It's not like it's surgery. Also, the blades are basically standard among manufactures. The guide is the same in the same saw class and you can easily swap blades and chains. I mean if the tensioner doesn't bring the chain to the right tension or the blade wobbles even if well tighten only then it can be said it's incompatible.

[@PhotoBobBarker]

The issue is that not every bar is going to have the holes drilled in the bar to properly locate the sharpener, and Oregon's website lists over half a dozen tail mounts for bars. Incidentally, this uses the A041 tail mount fairly common for electric/battery chain saws.

[@shauncatlett6066]

I just saw their video up on Facebook about 5 min ago. Ive seen my buddies dad use it a few months ago and offered to let me use it. It seemed to work well on the poulan saw he had, but it wouldnt work on my MS261cm, or my 201TCM. I probably could have tried it out on my 200T because the sugi bar i had on it seemed to be compatible, in that the nose tip had an additional hole in it that fit the jig.

[@jayjackson597]

didn't realize this was about counterfeiting, i was looking for someone to come out and confirm that this process it itself is deeply flawed, i've been working on and using chainsaws since the 60's and in the early 70's one of the big sellers of saws came out with a built in version of this process, it died out when people started realizing this doesn't work long term, the top of the teeth has to have clearance for the tooth to cut, it must be ground on the front of the tooth. this thing in short order makes the top of the tooth flat, there is no more clearance for the tooth to dig in, go to harbor freight and buy a proper sharpener that sharpens on the front

[@Big-Bubbler]

It is designed for a special blade designed to be sharpened on the top surface.

[@jayjackson597]

@@Big-Bubbler agreed, however, I was there in the business when that happened and the fact that it didn't survive the test of time proved that basic principals of physics can't be side stepped, time has proven that their idea of increasing the angle of the top of the tooth was trumped as soon as enough of the metal had been removed to create a flat spot, no different than if someone tried to apply this idea to any other cutting tool. I moved to the machinist trade and spent the last 43 years of my career there in all phases of that industry and have yet to find any cutting process where zero degrees clearance angle will work

[@Big-Bubbler]

@@jayjackson597 I'd say it works. It is not the best way for someone who does a lot of cutting. OK for the person who just cuts a few trees a year or less and does not want to learn or spend the time to do it right.

[@jerryholbrook13]

This sharpener works great

[@janiceyoung6053]

My husband’s just arrived today. Shipped in a small plastic bag, no box, no directions, no company name. If it works, I’ll let you know!!

[@shawns.3376]

My mom just got one of these in the mail, she never ordered it, said it was from Amazon. Keep your eyes open

[@pauljaragoske3228]

I use a dremmel and 7/32 stones for 50 years. My saws cut nice big chips and I'm well satisfied. the old dremmel still hanging in there. As for me I am 76 and I'm the one going down hill. 😊

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Hi Cody, Thank you for this video, I have a small chainsaw that fits on the end of a pole for cutting small branches (nothing bigger than 5 inches (12.7 cm) and did not know about needing a special bar or chain. I only use it very infrequently, say about twice or three times a year and thought it might be a good item to have before I saw your video.

[@driverjamescopeland]

The controversy isn't the sharpener... it's the chain. People are trying to use this on OEM chains, and it's not made for that. It's made SPECIFICALLY for the Oregon Powersharp chain. OEM chisels DO NOT WORK with the Powersharp sharpener. The chisels on Powersharp chains ONLY are designed for this sharpener.

[@xDeeDx]

My dad bought it for 40$, not gotten it from the mail. Said it was delivered. Nada, either someone stole it, or it's just some fart in the wind.

[@Dansk55]

NEVER buy counterfeit products regardless of how low the price is. Seriously, it hurts lots of people involved in making the original product.

[@1Igster1]

I asked Oregon if they make one for PoulanPro 5020 saws, with a 20 inch bar... they said they don't 😞

[@BulletBait197031]

The one you have is a counterfeit, the Oregon has PowerSharp on it and the tag on to bottom is a different shape

[@marcarsenal1]

The video played as a skippible ad before this video.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

Whether that one works or not, I think somebody should take that idea and re-design the chainsaw chain so that becomes the standard come out there’s no reason they can’t reshape the teeth to be ground from the top and I have a device like that or even some thing on the internals of the chainsaw lever that you pull that has a spring loaded stone that will hit the chain for a few seconds and sharpen it or even an automatic sharpening a chain. Whether that one works or not I think the idea is brilliant and the entire industry should change, and the big companies should just go with it. Can you imagine buying a brand new Husqvarna with a built-in auto chain sharpener you were just gonna Saul do your hearts content and never have to stop and deal with a dull or unevenly sharpen chain again. It’s sad it’s not already the standard.

[@jscalpati]

I have the original one. It worked well but that was before I learned how to sharpen chains. I haven’t used it in a long time. I would be willing to part with it if you would like to use it.

[@wmhoffman1622]

I'm glad I came here for the review before wasting my money! Saw the magic sharpener on ebay and was like: "Why bother with manual filing or the dremel grinder any more?" -- But, yes I was skeptical too, especially the way that sharpening stone is setup on the tip??? Thanks Wranglestar for enlightening us to the fact that it requires a special chain and maybe even a special bar to make the system work!!! and who knows if the counterfeit ebay chinese plastic junk that usually brakes after a few uses is even compatible with the stuff that they are copying it to be used for?

[@teeroux]

Today's episode of Wranglerstar brought to you by the word "counterfeit".

[@Jeff-sc1df]

Send the mighty "seals" to take care of it.

[@612morrison]

There's at least 10 of the cheap copies as well as the original on Amazon uk, the Oregon is only with the replacement bar or bar plus chain. The rip off don't even say you need a special bar and chain.

[@sugardove6075]

Oregon Powersharp system works so well that I have three of them. Wish they made one for my Husqvarna model

[@bye92]

Counterfeit!!! 😂 It's easier on this side of the camera. Love you Cody God bless you and your family. ive been watching for years now

[@timbarnett3898]

One of my brothers buddy's fell in love with little China Doll while in China! He divorced his wife, married Doll! Oregon Chain is in Oregon an equal property State, so one day after prescribed date, little China Doll files for divorce an gets half of everything he owned an split, never to be seen again, leaving new husband with no new wife, no old wife an no personal property! Got to be Great lesson in this story!

[@Doughboy1941]

Would this fit your DeWalt chainsaw?

[@flinchfu]

That thumbnail is memeable. *SCREENCAPPED

[@jamesedwards2726]

If you dont know how too sharpen a chain on a chainsaw ,you shouldnt be using one lol

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Mr elitest, you are very helpfull,

[@bradglasscock4699]

James Edwards I am 52 Years old and just bought a place In the country with too many trees so I bought my first and second chainsaws, one is electric, but I know nothing about them. Can you recommend a video that will inform me of the things I need to know? Thanks

[@michaelfigert4030]

I've been cutting wood for years and still don't know how to sharpen it correctly. Used to be all unevenly sharpened and cut really wierd. usually just go to the Stihl shop to get it sharpened, but really would like to know how to file the teeth correctly

[@shaundrezek4330]

Imitation is the best form of flattery but it's also very frustrating when some shitbag company steals your stuff

[@fcardona84]

April 29, 2020 and Facebook ads for this are still on my feed. Came to see if it works

[@rickt151]

Never seen this, although I do see a lot of fake Lego Bugatti knockoffs.

[@Oneupthesleevecustoms]

Same thing happend to me mate!!. Have you seen the pressure cleaner sandblasters. I made a video almost 2 years back blasting a CamShaft for a display. They used my footage in there crappy fb ads

[@brendahere]

popped up in my husbands facebook today. He wanted me to get it. I told him I would google it in yt. your video is the first one I watched. thanks for the heads up.

[@joshlower1]

Why don't people just learn to sharpen a chainsaw the right way, with a file. It's not that hard folks.

[@brentwagner8202]

I’d sue the companies that used the content

[@jasonwooler801]

1:11 is not irony, it is coincidence

[@AvernoGaming]

Before you contacted Oregon about it you first filed a cease and desist against them? Yikes.

[@vikingr1000]

I wonder if you can after repeated cease and desist letters take Facebook to small claims court for not at lease making a concerted effort at permanent bans on the IP's or domains that these videos are being served up from.