Try a CBN wheel on it. Huge improvement, mainly because the edge doesn’t get hot, so it doesn’t get brittle which is impossible to avoid with an abrasive. Also no dressing. No sparks either so less fire risk in a dusty shop.
@@rc391995 thanks! thats what i meant. I am trying to source a cbn wheel locally right now but its hard to find in my area so i may have to order one online.
Your 10° drop is made for chisel chain and semi chisel Oregon recommended for those 2 type of chain and then if you will look on your chain guide backside there should be a little screw you can set to make that guide tighter when you pull the arm😁😉
thanks for the viedo, I just ordreed one of these the other day. So I'm taking a shot in the dark as I havn't had one right in front of me...but that clamp...I see there are allen nuts fore and aft ends of that clamp the chain sits in...when it is open, is the the gap the same for each end? I wonder if that allen screw on the right side will adjust to reduce the gap, giving you better clamping space.
it depends. I ground the stone flat so I don't need to adjust the angle every time I cut rakers. i am thinking about getting another cheap machine just for rakers. check out my other video with the CBN wheel on the grinder! good eye!
Ok Mr. Real cutter this grinder is $350 CDN. The Simington is over $2100 usd. You cant compare them. for 2k ill put in another 2k and buy an auto grinder haha. Oregon makes 2 auto grinders that would poop on a Simington.
belle vidéo, dommage qu'il insiste trop sur les gouges quand il les affutent, ça les fait chauffer, les gouges n'aiment pas trop, il faut absolument y aller par petit coup et en douceur.
Just my opinion I think you are spending to much time on a tooth and overheating it. I would get the CBN wheel will do a much better job and won't overheat your chain as bad
Appreciate your opinion. I take long on each tooth because it heats up to much if you drop the blade to hard so i keep tapping to keep heat down. I will get a cbn wheel for sure. Hopefully it keeps it a bit cooler. Thanks for the advice!!
You'll love that wheel. You can sharpen at least 700 chains and maybe a 1000 if you hold your mouth right. That won't happen with that pink wheel. When you make your adjust ment move the advancer I don't know what else to call it move it just against the tooth lock the cam. Don't turn machine on. Take your two fingers and move the wheel back and forth each way for an inch if the wheel is touching the stone and your not straining your guts out to move it that's basically what you want .. Try it one time and see if you don't like what you see. If its not agreeable with you yet turn it a hair more you can do that till you like it but the first one is generally going to be enough. I see people mostly take off a couple of milimeters and I grit my teeth you can see the tooth disappear. You can tell them to watch their video and watch the chain disappear and it makes them so mad they delete my post. They don't know what they are doing. Everyone has to learn but there is right and there is wrong. And a CBN wheel on a good Oregon grinder you can't beat it you'll love it. Jyst don't eat your chains up in 3 sharpening. I do take a file and will file it three or four times before I put it on grinder again . we all know what a nail a rock and what dirt will do it happens and its jyst hard to avoid sometimes with the best of efforts. Good luck man.
I said see if wheel touches stone. That's not right I meant see if wheel touches tooth move it either way a couple of inches if the wheel and tooth are making contact that's all you want. You can look and if it don't suit you yet give it a little more twist. Its better doing it that way than taking off to much the first time. You can't put it back. This way will make your chain last a lot longer .. Them things ain't cheap you should get at least 6 and maybe 8 grinding from a chain . touch him up with a file Eve couple of hours don't hurt nothing to hit it with that a couple of licks it won't make it cut any worse. Good luck man.
Some teeth are different sizes from field sharpening with a Dremel or hitting stones in log piles. Some teeth need more work than others. good eye 👍🏻 check out my other video with the CBN wheel!
@@ED-es2qv it is a good grinder. They make more expensive ones and cheaper ones. Both are good. Some are better. That guy is just a troll nevermind him
Try a CBN wheel on it. Huge improvement, mainly because the edge doesn’t get hot, so it doesn’t get brittle which is impossible to avoid with an abrasive. Also no dressing. No sparks either so less fire risk in a dusty shop.
I will check that out! that sounds way better! dressing is a pain.
What size CBN wheel would I need for my Oregon 410-120 ?
A great video, thanks for sharing
Demo’s better than words, yours was great, thanks.
thanks! more of this grinder coming soon. going to get a diamond wheel
You want a cbn wheel . diamond is for carbide chain
@@rc391995 thanks! thats what i meant. I am trying to source a cbn wheel locally right now but its hard to find in my area so i may have to order one online.
Your 10° drop is made for chisel chain and semi chisel Oregon recommended for those 2 type of chain and then if you will look on your chain guide backside there should be a little screw you can set to make that guide tighter when you pull the arm😁😉
thanks for the viedo, I just ordreed one of these the other day. So I'm taking a shot in the dark as I havn't had one right in front of me...but that clamp...I see there are allen nuts fore and aft ends of that clamp the chain sits in...when it is open, is the the gap the same for each end? I wonder if that allen screw on the right side will adjust to reduce the gap, giving you better clamping space.
I thought for the raker you come in from overhead 90 degree angle
it depends. I ground the stone flat so I don't need to adjust the angle every time I cut rakers. i am thinking about getting another cheap machine just for rakers. check out my other video with the CBN wheel on the grinder! good eye!
My 511 locked down tight
good to know. i am considering upgrading at some point
That would be a good move then you could put the 1/8 stone and do LP or smaller chains or you could set your previous one up to do rakers
@@rc391995 that would be a great idea! Would be convenient to have a set up just for raker! Smart
Cheap harbor freight one just for rakers.
how to change the blade
That grinder is for home owners. All real cutters use Simington grinders
Ok Mr. Real cutter this grinder is $350 CDN. The Simington is over $2100 usd. You cant compare them. for 2k ill put in another 2k and buy an auto grinder haha. Oregon makes 2 auto grinders that would poop on a Simington.
You can't hold a beer while using the simington either 👎👎🖕
Some of us can't afford the simington !
belle vidéo, dommage qu'il insiste trop sur les gouges quand il les affutent, ça les fait chauffer, les gouges n'aiment pas trop, il faut absolument y aller par petit coup et en douceur.
Just my opinion I think you are spending to much time on a tooth and overheating it. I would get the CBN wheel will do a much better job and won't overheat your chain as bad
Appreciate your opinion. I take long on each tooth because it heats up to much if you drop the blade to hard so i keep tapping to keep heat down. I will get a cbn wheel for sure. Hopefully it keeps it a bit cooler. Thanks for the advice!!
You'll love that wheel. You can sharpen at least 700 chains and maybe a 1000 if you hold your mouth right. That won't happen with that pink wheel. When you make your adjust ment move the advancer I don't know what else to call it move it just against the tooth lock the cam. Don't turn machine on. Take your two fingers and move the wheel back and forth each way for an inch if the wheel is touching the stone and your not straining your guts out to move it that's basically what you want .. Try it one time and see if you don't like what you see. If its not agreeable with you yet turn it a hair more you can do that till you like it but the first one is generally going to be enough. I see people mostly take off a couple of milimeters and I grit my teeth you can see the tooth disappear. You can tell them to watch their video and watch the chain disappear and it makes them so mad they delete my post. They don't know what they are doing. Everyone has to learn but there is right and there is wrong. And a CBN wheel on a good Oregon grinder you can't beat it you'll love it. Jyst don't eat your chains up in 3 sharpening. I do take a file and will file it three or four times before I put it on grinder again . we all know what a nail a rock and what dirt will do it happens and its jyst hard to avoid sometimes with the best of efforts. Good luck man.
I said see if wheel touches stone. That's not right I meant see if wheel touches tooth move it either way a couple of inches if the wheel and tooth are making contact that's all you want. You can look and if it don't suit you yet give it a little more twist. Its better doing it that way than taking off to much the first time. You can't put it back. This way will make your chain last a lot longer .. Them things ain't cheap you should get at least 6 and maybe 8 grinding from a chain . touch him up with a file Eve couple of hours don't hurt nothing to hit it with that a couple of licks it won't make it cut any worse. Good luck man.
I notice your not consistant with the amount of times you come down on each tooth.
Some teeth are different sizes from field sharpening with a Dremel or hitting stones in log piles. Some teeth need more work than others. good eye 👍🏻 check out my other video with the CBN wheel!
i can see this guy dont know what hes doing
so make a video and show me how its done bud
We’re here for advice, not bragging, so tell us what he needs to do. Is this not the right grinder? Which one is?
@@ED-es2qv it is a good grinder. They make more expensive ones and cheaper ones. Both are good. Some are better. That guy is just a troll nevermind him
Its a good grinder its not the grinder.
The 10 degrees adds to the cut edge life.. your moving it anyway