EzzDoo Electric Chainsaw Sharpener Kit with Titanium-Coated Diamond Bits - High-Speed Chain Saw Sharpener Tool and 6 High Hardness Sharpening Wheels for All Chainsaw Chains.

A cheap means of speeding up the boring task of chain saw sharpening. I found it works well and if you are familiar with sharpening by file you will be able to achieve good results.

Great tool and does a good job...Highly recommend

good price for product, does what it should do

Makes sharpening a 5 minuet job, if your not a full time user of a saw and dont really have the hand sharpening dialled in then this will make it much easier.

Makes sharpening the chain so much quicker

Very good tool. You can use it for so many attachment. Defenetly recommend.

Would give 5 stars but the bits that come with it are pretty much single use

Have no tryout yet

Das Gerät ist ech einfach zu bedienen auch für jemand, der das zum ersten Mal macht.

Works as expected

Ottimo

This corded sharpener works great. I prefer the corded tool as it gives a lot of power. I used it on #2 with a 3/16 bit and a point 325 pitch and it did a beautiful job on my chain saw, which was completely dull. It only took about 5 minutes and cut my stump quickly. If I want to bring it for cutting firewood I will just bring my generator.

I have always used files or a rotary grinder to sharpen chainsaws my whole life, I am 67 years old. I am not a forester or logger. Just a guy that had to cut trees from storm damages, pruning to maintain my property, cutting firewood or making fence posts out of trees I cut down. I have arthritis getting into my hands these days, but in years gone by I could sharpen good with a file, now-a-days the arthritis makes my hands hurt when I do hand filing so I bought this to eliminate that pain. To my surprise this seems about three times faster than hand filing. I would count the file strokes I made to put the exact cut on each tooth, that's how I estimated how fast it is now. The diamond sharpening from this tool did very well, lasting longer than the rotary stone types I used to use in a drill. I also used the slowest speed with 5/32" diamond rotary. I liked the angle attachment, I use one of those on my file to help hold a tighter angle so it was natural for me to use this one. I used this sharpener for the first time today, 2 times between two saws. It works very well and fast as it sharpens every tooth perfect. When I do hand filing I can be off a bit, but using this tool on the first chain I hit all of the teeth perfect. Each saw, different bar lengths for different tasks each one was making long clean cut wood chips as they cut. I like to touch up the teeth after I run out each tank of gas, doing this also lets the saw cool down before refilling the gas for safety. If the chain was cutting good, only a light touch up resharpen is needed, I only remove a small amount of metal off each tooth and it keeps it cutting like a hot knife in butter. I got into this habit from years of cutting tees that had nails, bullets, or old fence wire that I did not know were in the trees. This new tool is going to make life very good now. Tip, I ordered an extra pack of diamond cutters in the sizes I use the most to be prepared as they wear out. Well, now that I finally broke down and got this, it works so well I wish I would have got it 20 years ago. First product I got in a long time that I have zero cons to write about, just all pros today. Hope this helps. DC