Yup once you’ve become proficient with a file it’s fast and easy way of sharpening. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
hi there have a great time traveling and just living with out y/t .will miss the shows , in your traveling if you get close to Maryland lets get together. Best to all .Have a Happy and Great New Year ,John
John you bet if I make it up your way I’m gonna stop for sure! Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony. I bought a Rotary sharpener made by Oregon which is very nice to use. I also order a Bahco log tong before Christmas, but that got lost in shipment and never made it to my house. Thank for all your videos that your make
I enjoy hand filling in a vise on bench. I do the rotary tool for onsite sharpening. I started grinding this year. I think it probably as good as anything. I pack 2 saw so normally don’t sharpen on location. Keep up the good work.
Dan I’m like you and take 2 or 3 saws so I don’t have to sharpen in the field unless I hit multiple obstacles (rocks or metal). Nothing like hand filing once you get proficient at it. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony. Just as you have become a ‘movie star,’ you are off on walkabouts. Well, all I can say is enjoy your travel! Your regular videos will be missed by all, I am sure! However, will look forward to your occasional posts. Take care, good luck and enjoy life! Kind Regards Len (Devon 🇬🇧)
Len as usual thanks your kind words. I’m definitely going to try and enjoy my retirement. Hope you and your family have a safe, happy and healthy New Year. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Dremel may be the most popular for homeowners, hand file or grinders are what most experienced cutters that I run across are using. Might want to mention rakers/depth dont know why it appeared you were getting more dust then chips.
Yup pro’s definitely would use a file or bench grinder. I think the camera angle and lighting made it look like a lot of dust not chips. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony. That looks like an excellent tool for a beginner or a casual saw user. Using it would help you understand the mechanics of sharpening, and it would make the transition to freehand sharpening much easier.
Dick, And a Happy New Year to you as well. I agree any tool/accessory that helps take the guess work out of sharpening is helpful for a beginner. Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I like the Stihl 2-in-1. It provides a consistently sharp chisel while cutting the raker at the same time. I am often in the woods, cutting fallen trees on the ground. Try as I might, I sometimes ground the saw; other times I hit a rock or barbed wire hidden with a tree. I carry a 2-in-1 in my tool bag and can refresh the chain on the back of my ATV in a few minutes. And, any rotating device I have used ends up heating some of the chisels and they don't seem to maintain an edge as long thereafter. In short, you will have to pry the 2-in-1 out of my cold, dead hands. Well, maybe a bit extreme.
Ha ha Dennis I’d never separate a Woodhound from his 2&1. I’m just offering some options. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony. I can’t get enough info on sharpening my chain. Took me a long time to feel comfortable doing it myself. My dealer gave me the wrong size 2 in 1 jig files and eventually ruined 2 chains. Very frustrating not having a mentor. Love the content.
Steve I’m glad you enjoyed the video and content. I’ve had the same issue with getting the wrong size and was so frustrated when the saw wouldn’t cut well. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I used the 2&1 for a couple of years when it first came out as well and still go to it occasionally. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice review ! I have the grandberg that takes the file . Good way to true cutters back to like new . I played around with different methods but always come back to the file . 💪👍
Bruce, 12v or manual the Granberg definitely makes the sharpening job easier. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Leo, glad you enjoyed the video. I will definitely keep focusing on American made tools and companies. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
E trailer sells a 7 way adapter to a cigarette plug. For use at the back of truck or any other 7 way outlet. Just a way to have DC power at a different area. Not sure if it is weather proof. Just an option. Order Pollak 896.
Donald I really appreciate you sending me that tip. I didn’t know an adapter like that existed. Boy that’s going to make life easier when I need 12v.. 👍TCT
Looks like another great American made product! Makes a sharp chain for sure! Great video, thanks for sharing! Enjoy your travels Tony and take care!👍🏻
Oh man now we're going to go through withdrawals every other Sunday mornings lol. That's one thing I had problems with back 30 years ago was getting good at sharpening. But I gotta say that iam actually very good at hand sharpening now. But still every once in awhile I put a sharpener on and touch it up if I hit something. As always great video Tony!! Stay safe my friend
Ha ha Tim, it definitely takes some practice to get good at hand filing. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
When I needed a new chain for my saw I just ended up buying a new one. I added up the cost for sharpening tools and it was more than the cost of a new chain. Just don’t use my saw often enough to buy the sharpening tools. I didn’t have a good experience with that type of knife sharpening tool. I do love my “ Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener”. It works super good Have fun on your trip 👍🏻
In many cases it’s better to just buy a new chain if you don’t cut a lot. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Bit of a learning curve but many start out with nothing more than a $2 file, if the chain is so dull that you're throwing it out what is the worse that can happen other than spending $2 and a bit of time.
Thanks Tony, I caught the Blooper AHAHAHA. I have one of those odd orange 12 vdc Motors that is Stihl Branded with just a angle guide plate. I have several that I tried out through the Years, and I find the Dremel give good quick results..
Love the name of this video. Going to miss catching you every Sunday but wish you safe travels and hope the projects go smoothly. Happy new year, Tony!
Teri I’m not going away just putting out a video every other week. Glad you enjoyed the video Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Jeff sounds like you have the best of both worlds with your sharpening process. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Chris loves his Dremel and is very fast with it so I don’t see him changing. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony. Thanks for sharing. You articulate well and are easy to understand. I have a Granberg sharpener but must have lost a key part and therefore never used it. After seeing your video I think that I will try and get the part. Thanks for the inspiration!
Greg I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found some inspiration to give the File-n-Joint another try. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Another great sharpening way. As you said there are many methods to get the job done. Just pick the one easiest for you. I've seen the Timberline sharpening jig a few times and like that one for it's precision angles and manual operation. Happy New Year to you and I'm looking forward to more videos from Tonys Cool Tools.
I agree, use the sharpening device that you feel most confident with. I have to look into the Timberline. Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
I’ve been using my Granberg for years and they work great. Have you ever tried the Granberg Kool Grind? I did a video on it a while back and it seems to work well.
Heath, ironically I just ordered some Kool Grind as well as some additional bits. Hope you Rachael and the kids have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video again, making me think on getting one I’m so use too using a file that’s all I ever used, glad to see stihl saw my favorite there the best… Have a Happy New Years 🎉
Jerry, glad you enjoyed the video. It’s always good to have a few sharpening methods available Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year! Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great little tool for in wood yard Tony’s. I stick to my hand ✋ file grew up 🔝 with it all my life in the wood 🪵. All kind off trick to make a chain cut on a chainsaw went you grown up 🔝 with logger in the forest . Remember stick on the ice 🧊, saw in the wood 🪵 and rubber on the road . 😊 all the best in the 2024 .
More great content, thanks for posting Tony. Do you have content on how to sharpen axes? Can you post links to the dremel and the chainsaw sharpening tool? Happy new year
Currently don’t have anything on sharpening an ax. Will look into it. I assume you already have a dremel so here is the accessory for chainsaw sharpening. www.amazon.com/Dremel-A679-02-Garden-Tool-Sharpening/dp/B00QZKFUP4/ref=asc_df_B00QZKFUP4/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=583815642163&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3213193165066247530&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9019452&hvtargid=pla-1652169440531&psc=1&mcid=b8c7ea3866b3352a9572b1a6c4e5185c&gclid=Cj0KCQiAv8SsBhC7ARIsALIkVT2EmVynWot7ZfIbrC7E1_CvgA-7dF20aXijyr7iA4JwADS9FPMsz98aAtj6EALw_wcB Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I bought one of the file n joint ones about a year ago. I got it to true up my chains after every 3-4 free hand sharpenings. While it does while it does a pretty fair job, mine doesn't keep the left and right teeth the same length on 3/8 or .325 chain so I have to adjust the screw for the length in our out and then that makes the file height slightly different. Also have to have the chain pretty tight when using it or the cutters roll back some which changes file depth ect. So sadly I don't use it much. Maybe this grinder one would be a little better but I haven't had a user friendly experience with mine.
Good question but no. 7/32 file for the 3/8 and 3/16 file for the .325 chain. The granberg will get chains nice and sharp when I use it but it's just enough of a pain I rarely get it out.
Sam thanks for sharing your experience. I’m going to keep an eye on the File-n-Joint I have to see if I have the same issue. Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Hi, thanks for the video on using an electric sharpener. What do you use to set the rakers or does your machine deal with that and I managed to miss it?
I normally just use a flat file and gauge to lower my rakers. Typically after every third sharpening I lower the rakers . Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
So you get us hooked on your supply, and now you are telling us that we have to have a withdrawal. What kind of UA-cam creator are you?? Come on, Tony, we ALL NEED Tony's cool tools increase.. Sorry I couldn't type this out with a straight face..🤣👍 Happy New Year to you and your family, and I wish you all the success in 2024🥳🎊🎉
Ha ha Daniel, glad you enjoy my tool “crack” videos. Get you hooked and craving for more. Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
For me I’m always looking what will give me the quickest results. Without a doubt the electric is faster but as I mentioned there is a manual version. Whatever your pocketbook will allow is the one you should go with. Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
The Granberg system really is pretty neat. Hope you, Brittany and the boys have a happy, healthy and safe new year! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Remember when you showed me how to sharpen? Will never forget that my friend!
Always good to have someone show us how to sharpen chains.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I'm old school hand filing but good video for beginners
Yup once you’ve become proficient with a file it’s fast and easy way of sharpening.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
hi there have a great time traveling and just living with out y/t .will miss the shows , in your traveling if you get close to Maryland lets get together. Best to all .Have a Happy and Great New Year ,John
John you bet if I make it up your way I’m gonna stop for sure!
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Tony you also need to show how to do the rakers. the saw was not pulling quite hard enough. thanks Jon
John, I agree I should have mentioned taking care of the rakers. Thanks for your suggestion.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice sharpening tool!! Thanks for explaining it to us! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
David glad you enjoyed the video. It really is a good system.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony. I bought a Rotary sharpener made by Oregon which is very nice to use. I also order a Bahco log tong before Christmas, but that got lost in shipment and never made it to my house. Thank for all your videos that your make
Larry that’s a bummer they lost your order for the Bahco log tongs.
You will love them once you get them.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Sharpener seem to work very well ! Enjoy your time to yourself and wish you a happy new year !
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools you are welcome!
I enjoy hand filling in a vise on bench. I do the rotary tool for onsite sharpening. I started grinding this year. I think it probably as good as anything. I pack 2 saw so normally don’t sharpen on location. Keep up the good work.
Dan I’m like you and take 2 or 3 saws so I don’t have to sharpen in the field unless I hit multiple obstacles (rocks or metal). Nothing like hand filing once you get proficient at it.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony. Just as you have become a ‘movie star,’ you are off on walkabouts. Well, all I can say is enjoy your travel! Your regular videos will be missed by all, I am sure! However, will look forward to your occasional posts. Take care, good luck and enjoy life! Kind Regards Len (Devon 🇬🇧)
Len as usual thanks your kind words.
I’m definitely going to try and enjoy my retirement.
Hope you and your family have a safe, happy and healthy New Year.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony, take care.
Mark, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
That is a great tool. Have fun traveling.
Brian, glad you enjoyed the video.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Dremel may be the most popular for homeowners, hand file or grinders are what most experienced cutters that I run across are using. Might want to mention rakers/depth dont know why it appeared you were getting more dust then chips.
Yup pro’s definitely would use a file or bench grinder.
I think the camera angle and lighting made it look like a lot of dust not chips.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony, Good Show my friend 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Larry & Robin, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hi Tony, travel when you can. Good video on sharpening. The pink ones are junk for sure. Happy new year and have fun traveling. Take care my friend
Allen glad you enjoyed the video.
May you and your family have a happy, safe and healthy New Year.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony. That looks like an excellent tool for a beginner or a casual saw user. Using it would help you understand the mechanics of sharpening, and it would make the transition to freehand sharpening much easier.
Dick, And a Happy New Year to you as well. I agree any tool/accessory that helps take the guess work out of sharpening is helpful for a beginner.
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year!🎉🎉
For my safety I like to keep the kitchen knifes dull! I sleep better...🤠
ha ha you’re a smart man Wayne.
Happy New Year to you as well.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I like the Stihl 2-in-1. It provides a consistently sharp chisel while cutting the raker at the same time. I am often in the woods, cutting fallen trees on the ground. Try as I might, I sometimes ground the saw; other times I hit a rock or barbed wire hidden with a tree. I carry a 2-in-1 in my tool bag and can refresh the chain on the back of my ATV in a few minutes. And, any rotating device I have used ends up heating some of the chisels and they don't seem to maintain an edge as long thereafter. In short, you will have to pry the 2-in-1 out of my cold, dead hands. Well, maybe a bit extreme.
Ha ha Dennis I’d never separate a Woodhound from his 2&1.
I’m just offering some options.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony. I can’t get enough info on sharpening my chain.
Took me a long time to feel comfortable doing it myself. My dealer gave me the wrong size 2 in 1 jig files and eventually ruined 2 chains. Very frustrating not having a mentor.
Love the content.
Steve I’m glad you enjoyed the video and content.
I’ve had the same issue with getting the wrong size and was so frustrated when the saw wouldn’t cut well.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
That jig is sweet I use the 2 in1 or hand file
I used the 2&1 for a couple of years when it first came out as well and still go to it occasionally.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Nice review !
I have the grandberg that takes the file . Good way to true cutters back to like new . I played around with different methods but always come back to the file . 💪👍
Bruce, 12v or manual the Granberg definitely makes the sharpening job easier.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony
I appreciate you showing American made product
Its the little things like this that will Make America Great Again
Leo, glad you enjoyed the video. I will definitely keep focusing on American made tools and companies.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
E trailer sells a 7 way adapter to a cigarette plug. For use at the back of truck or any other 7 way outlet. Just a way to have DC power at a different area. Not sure if it is weather proof. Just an option. Order Pollak 896.
Donald I really appreciate you sending me that tip. I didn’t know an adapter like that existed.
Boy that’s going to make life easier when I need 12v.. 👍TCT
Looks like another great American made product! Makes a sharp chain for sure! Great video, thanks for sharing! Enjoy your travels Tony and take care!👍🏻
Rod just another tool to add to our sharpening arsenal.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
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From Georgia, Happy New Year, Tony. Thanks for this video.
David, glad you enjoyed the videos
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
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Oh man now we're going to go through withdrawals every other Sunday mornings lol. That's one thing I had problems with back 30 years ago was getting good at sharpening. But I gotta say that iam actually very good at hand sharpening now. But still every once in awhile I put a sharpener on and touch it up if I hit something. As always great video Tony!! Stay safe my friend
Ha ha Tim, it definitely takes some practice to get good at hand filing.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Thanks Tony, I have just begun practicing using a dremel on Chris' vice. Happy New Year!
Bill, like the old saying practice, practice, practice!
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
When I needed a new chain for my saw I just ended up buying a new one. I added up the cost for sharpening tools and it was more than the cost of a new chain. Just don’t use my saw often enough to buy the sharpening tools.
I didn’t have a good experience with that type of knife sharpening tool. I do love my “ Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition Knife & Tool Sharpener”. It works super good
Have fun on your trip 👍🏻
In many cases it’s better to just buy a new chain if you don’t cut a lot.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Bit of a learning curve but many start out with nothing more than a $2 file, if the chain is so dull that you're throwing it out what is the worse that can happen other than spending $2 and a bit of time.
Thanks Tony, I caught the Blooper AHAHAHA.
I have one of those odd orange 12 vdc Motors that is Stihl Branded with just a angle guide plate.
I have several that I tried out through the Years, and I find the Dremel give good quick results..
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Love the name of this video.
Going to miss catching you every Sunday but wish you safe travels and hope the projects go smoothly.
Happy new year, Tony!
Teri I’m not going away just putting out a video every other week.
Glad you enjoyed the video
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year and THANK YOU for all your videos this year have fun on your travels and good luck with your projects.
Rick, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony how are you doing I'm good great video happy new year to you and your family
Robert, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year 🎊🎆🎈 to you and your family Tony. We love the 2and 1 it’s great. But most of the time we use our bench grinder by Oregon
Jeff sounds like you have the best of both worlds with your sharpening process.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
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@@TonysCoolTools thank you sir
As always Tony another great 👍 video and another tool that Chris will want 😮😊❤
Chris loves his Dremel and is very fast with it so I don’t see him changing.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony @ your family great content thanks for posting Tony ) ty Ron Canada
Ron, I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
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Hi Tony. Thanks for sharing. You articulate well and are easy to understand. I have a Granberg sharpener but must have lost a key part and therefore never used it. After seeing your video I think that I will try and get the part. Thanks for the inspiration!
Greg I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found some inspiration to give the File-n-Joint another try.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video Tony- That’s a really nice sharpener. I’m going to look into one.
Richard you can’t go wrong with a Granberg sharpener for sure.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
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Another great sharpening way. As you said there are many methods to get the job done. Just pick the one easiest for you. I've seen the Timberline sharpening jig a few times and like that one for it's precision angles and manual operation. Happy New Year to you and I'm looking forward to more videos from Tonys Cool Tools.
I agree, use the sharpening device that you feel most confident with. I have to look into the Timberline.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
How does one change the sharpening angle on the Timberline or is one stuck only using their predetermined angle?
Cool tool as always Tony! Thanks for the update happy 2024👍👍
Jeremiah,Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year Tony & Family🎉
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
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Tony,I really appreciate your reviews!very informative and helpful,,,keep up the good work!
Glad you enjoy my videos.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
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I’ve been using my Granberg for years and they work great. Have you ever tried the Granberg Kool Grind? I did a video on it a while back and it seems to work well.
Heath, ironically I just ordered some Kool Grind as well as some additional bits.
Hope you Rachael and the kids have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Great video again, making me think on getting one I’m so use too using a file that’s all I ever used, glad to see stihl saw my favorite there the best… Have a Happy New Years 🎉
Jerry, glad you enjoyed the video.
It’s always good to have a few sharpening methods available
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year!
Appreciate you watching and commenting 👍TCT
Hey Tony, great review of the Granberg chainsaw sharpener. I use that exact model and it works great for me. Happy New Year to you and your family!
Steve, then you know how easy it really is to use.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Pretty cool.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
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Great little tool for in wood yard Tony’s. I stick to my hand ✋ file grew up 🔝 with it all my life in the wood 🪵. All kind off trick to make a chain cut on a chainsaw went you grown up 🔝 with logger in the forest . Remember stick on the ice 🧊, saw in the wood 🪵 and rubber on the road . 😊 all the best in the 2024 .
Leo, it’s hard to beat hand filing when you get good at it.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
More great content, thanks for posting Tony. Do you have content on how to sharpen axes? Can you post links to the dremel and the chainsaw sharpening tool? Happy new year
Currently don’t have anything on sharpening an ax. Will look into it.
I assume you already have a dremel so here is the accessory for chainsaw sharpening.
www.amazon.com/Dremel-A679-02-Garden-Tool-Sharpening/dp/B00QZKFUP4/ref=asc_df_B00QZKFUP4/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=583815642163&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3213193165066247530&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9019452&hvtargid=pla-1652169440531&psc=1&mcid=b8c7ea3866b3352a9572b1a6c4e5185c&gclid=Cj0KCQiAv8SsBhC7ARIsALIkVT2EmVynWot7ZfIbrC7E1_CvgA-7dF20aXijyr7iA4JwADS9FPMsz98aAtj6EALw_wcB
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools I used to have a dremel, my son took it apart some years ago and never put it back together before losing the parts ☹️
Happy new year
Donald, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I bought one of the file n joint ones about a year ago. I got it to true up my chains after every 3-4 free hand sharpenings.
While it does while it does a pretty fair job, mine doesn't keep the left and right teeth the same length on 3/8 or .325 chain so I have to adjust the screw for the length in our out and then that makes the file height slightly different.
Also have to have the chain pretty tight when using it or the cutters roll back some which changes file depth ect. So sadly I don't use it much. Maybe this grinder one would be a little better but I haven't had a user friendly experience with mine.
Are you trying to use the same file size on both sizes of chain.🤨
Good question but no. 7/32 file for the 3/8 and 3/16 file for the .325 chain.
The granberg will get chains nice and sharp when I use it but it's just enough of a pain I rarely get it out.
Sam thanks for sharing your experience. I’m going to keep an eye on the File-n-Joint I have to see if I have the same issue.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.👍TCT
Hi, thanks for the video on using an electric sharpener. What do you use to set the rakers or does your machine deal with that and I managed to miss it?
I normally just use a flat file and gauge to lower my rakers. Typically after every third sharpening I lower the rakers .
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy 2024. 🎉. Safe travels🇺🇸
Larry, Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
So you get us hooked on your supply, and now you are telling us that we have to have a withdrawal. What kind of UA-cam creator are you??
Come on, Tony, we ALL NEED Tony's cool tools increase..
Sorry I couldn't type this out with a straight face..🤣👍
Happy New Year to you and your family, and I wish you all the success in 2024🥳🎊🎉
Ha ha Daniel, glad you enjoy my tool “crack” videos.
Get you hooked and craving for more.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
I have beem looking but didny aee this made in usa option nefore. Looks like the granbeg may ne the trick i habeen
Yup all the Granberg products are made in the USA.
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
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Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Of course your pushing the over 100 dollar electric grinder versus the manual. Go figure
I’ll stick to the manual 106b
For me I’m always looking what will give me the quickest results.
Without a doubt the electric is faster but as I mentioned there is a manual version.
Whatever your pocketbook will allow is the one you should go with.
Thanks for watching and commenting.👍TCT
The secret is not a secret anymore. You let the cat out of the bag.
Ha ha the secret is definitely out!
Hope you have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Happy New Year to you and your family, Tony. The tool looks like a good product. 🪵🪓
The Granberg system really is pretty neat.
Hope you, Brittany and the boys have a happy, healthy and safe new year!
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT