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How to sharpen your own chainsaw teeth for less than $40

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How to sharpen your own chainsaw teeth for less than $40

581,986 views October 25, 2016 6:15

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If you work with chainsaws, you know that maintaining sharp teeth is the key to effortless cutting. Hardware stores that offer sharpening services usually charge about $10 per chain, and the cost and lost time of going this route can really add up. We highly recommend that you get yourself an electric chain saw sharpener. Many stores like harbor freight, tractor supply, northern tools, etc. offer very affordable sharpeners that are easy to use and very effective.

In this video I demonstrate how to sharpen a chainsaw chain's teeth on an electric sharpener -- including adjustments, tips, and procedures. It's easy to do, and best of all, having this capability will make your work less expensive and more convenient in a very short amount of time.

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highlandoutboards published this 6:15 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 581,986 times on YouTube.

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