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    Grand Master Know It All Hummer's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    I'll stop by and take a look. My step dad had a harbor freight electric sharpener he said I could try as well. I bought the files without a guide and while better, it's not cutting great.
    Fwiw, I tried the harbor freight grinder and returned it. It had waaay too much play to get consistent cuts. Junk. For the money you will lose much more in chain loss than what you save over buying a better grinder. The northern tool grinder, or better, an oregon grinder will be much easier to use and make more consistent grinds on the cutters. Still, chain grinders are for fixing worn or rocked chains, not for regular maintenance.

    Trying to save you time and $$$.....
    Last edited by Hummer; 08-23-2017 at 19:29.

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