S swb58 Established Member Joined 6 Apr 2014 Messages 351 Reaction score 3 Location Cowbridge 31 May 2015 #1 I hope I got lucky with this 'unusual tool' today. The seller didn't know what it's for but I think I can make use of it. Any guesses? Attachments $_57.JPG 48.4 KB · Views: 222
I hope I got lucky with this 'unusual tool' today. The seller didn't know what it's for but I think I can make use of it. Any guesses?
R RobinBHM Established Member Joined 17 Sep 2011 Messages 7,929 Reaction score 2,209 Location Wst Sussex 31 May 2015 #2 It looks like a chainsaw resharpening jig to me
B Berncarpenter Established Member Joined 12 Sep 2013 Messages 383 Reaction score 24 Location South Wales 31 May 2015 #3 jig for sharpening your chainsaw chains ?
K kreed Established Member Joined 23 May 2013 Messages 66 Reaction score 0 Location Bedford 1 Jun 2015 #4 Yep, for sharpening chainsaw teeth. Picked one up myself a couple of months ago. Clamp in the teeth, set both horizontal & vertical angles, slide in the correct file & away you go. Back wingnut is for setting distance between teeth.
Yep, for sharpening chainsaw teeth. Picked one up myself a couple of months ago. Clamp in the teeth, set both horizontal & vertical angles, slide in the correct file & away you go. Back wingnut is for setting distance between teeth.
S swb58 Established Member Joined 6 Apr 2014 Messages 351 Reaction score 3 Location Cowbridge 1 Jun 2015 #5 Thanks, that's what I wanted to hear. I'm hoping its complete and will do the raker height which is something I have struggled with in the past.
Thanks, that's what I wanted to hear. I'm hoping its complete and will do the raker height which is something I have struggled with in the past.
