Stihl 2 in 1 Chainsaw Sharpener Filing Guide
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The STIHL 2 in one chainsaw sharpener, also known as a Filing Guide, is an excellent tool that will quickly and efficiently sharpen your chainsaw. Not only does it sharpen the tooth but it adjusts the depth gauge also known as the Raker keeping the depth of cut ideal and equal for every tooth. Step-by-step use of this sharpener is demonstrated.
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I've been using the Stihl file for at least 5 years with moderate success. Your video makes everything crystal clear, unlike Stihl's instructions. Thank you for an excellent video, you provide a great service.
Thank you so much for your very nice comment. That file is so great because it takes care of all the issues at once. It’s really fast also. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
This video is seriously underrated. Super clear and complete explanations. I have never sharpened a chainsaw, so I watched a few youtube videos on how to use 2in1 and was still confused. This video answered almost all my questions (a close up on the tooth while sharpening would be perfect ), and now I feel much more confident. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your nice comment. I’m glad you found it useful. Yes, this is a great sharpening device. That does everything you want all at once and makes it actually a very quick and predictable outcome. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Good comment about the close-up. I’ll try to reshoot this.
@@JosephHunstad Thank you very much for reading and replying to viewers comments! Subscribed. One question: I regularly cut tree logs along the grain, as an "old man's" way of splitting firewood. Is there anything different or need to know when sharpening a ripping chain, vs regular chain?
Hey buddy, fantastic question. The vast majority of chains are crosscut chains. A rib chain has fewer teeth to bring out the very long strands. But sharpening is the same. Thanks for your question. I’m glad you’ve subscribed. Take care. Joe.
Outstanding Job!!! Thank you Very Much 😊👍👍
This video is better than Stihl's own video for using this sharpener. As a novice, I needed everything spelled out clearly. Much appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your kind comment. I appreciate that. I’m glad you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Thank you....
Great job explaining how to use this chainsaw sharpener..
Hey buddy, thank you for your very nice comment. I’m glad you found it useful. This is a great sharpener. Very fast effective and actually very accurate. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Fantastic video, Dr. Joe! My brother-in-law gave me one of these files for Christmas. I watched another video that was not clear. I think your instructions are unambiguous and thorough. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your wonderful comment. I’m glad it was helpful. This file is really great. I use it for all my chain. Saw sharpening regardless of brand. It does everything at once. And it’s fast. The quality of the files is excellent. Consider subscribing. Thanks Joe.
You are very welcome. I am a subscriber! @@JosephHunstad
Excellent instruction!
Thank you very much. I hope you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Excellent instructions! Thank you.
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Hi Joe Pull the chain around to next tooth in the opposite direction to what you are doing in video ie away from power head - reduces the chance of cutting a finger on a tooth - great video.
Hey John, thanks for your great suggestion. I will definitely do that. I’m glad you found the video useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Great information! Thanks so much
I hope you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Brilliant - well done
Thank you very much for your nice comment. I’m glad you found it useful. It’s a great tool and make sure sharpening is so easy. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Good video i have one recommendation tho i was always told not to drag a file backwards it dulls the file and most likely the chain I would assume also
You make a good point. I understand that dragging the file backwards, particularly with significant force would doll the file but the files are hard and steel harder than the teeth so if you’re dragging it back like I tend to do with minimal pressure it’s probably OK. Good point consider subscribing. Thanks.Joe
EXCELLENT AND INFORMATIVE!!!!!!
Thank you very much for your kind comment. That is a great file. It makes it really easy and I’m glad you found the video useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Hi Ivan, welcome back I have now made that video public. If there are any other ones you want to be returned to public let me know I will take care of that. Thanks, Joe.
Thank you very much, dr. Joe! I've watched it here several times. I hope you are well. Ivan.
Outstanding Job!! Thank you Very Much 😊👍👍. New sub here
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I understood the arrow was intended to show the proper direction of filing -- push the tool in that direction with some downward pressure, then bring the file back without pressure. It appears you are applying downward pressure in both directions. Is that okay to do?
You’re very observant. In a perfect world you really wouldn’t put any back pressure but for the sake of efficiency, I still do the file cuts best on a push stroke. It really really doesn’t cut much at all on the pole, but keeping it in contact with the tooth makes the push motion easier. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
I contacted Stihl and asked if the files could be replaced with different size files for different chain pitches too much they stated no. But much to my surprise you can’t even replace the original files once they wear out with the same size file. Below is exactly what they wrote. At $47 I will pass.
“. Thank you for contacting STIHL Inc.
Regarding your inquiry, we regret to inform you that the files in the STIHL 2-in-1 filing guides are set from the factory and cannot be removed/replaced.
We maintain our availability for any further questions you might have.
Kind regards,
STIHL Inc.
536 Viking Drive
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452
That is so incredibly disappointing to hear. Although the files are incredibly good, they’re hardened and they will probably last a long time they’re not gonna last forever. I am very disappointed. You can’t replace those files. I did not know that. Consider subscribing. Thanks.Joe
@@JosephHunstad Hello Sir, please look at my follow up comment. Several people commented stating they thought I was wrong and I found it hard to believe what I received in writing from Stihl. So I called them. The rep said the exact opposite. The files can be replaced, but not with a different file size . The rep even provided me with part numbers for the flat and round files. I emailed Stihl back with what the rep said and they replied that they were very sorry for the incorrect information and yes, the files could in fact be replaced. I stated I was disappointed that Stihl would provide incorrect information about their own product. Sorry for posting misinformation, but I was only going by what I received from Stihl in writing.
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I made it public. Are you able to see it now? Thank you.
Thought you was not supposed to go forward and backward on the tooth .....only forward direction
You make a good point and I appreciate your comment. Yes, in a perfect world you would file only going forward and not going back but these files are incredibly strong hardened and they can take this kind of abuse but ideally you’re correct so I recommend not doing that the way I did it, you know what they say do as I say not as I do. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.
Good video, 1 thing I would do differently would be when you have finished one tooth and moving onto the next tooth I would rotate the chain forwards instead of backwards like you did. Just because if the chain is too tight in the bar or something you could slip by applying to much pressure then you are pushing your fingers right into the freshly sharpened cutter teeth.
Thank you very much for your comment. I think you make a good point. This device makes the teeth very very sharp and you could definitely get cut. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.