TOOLSPECT™ Chainsaw Compact Sharpener

High Accuracy and Stability
Durable Construction
Versatile Use

$29.99

~~$54.90~~ $29.99

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SHIPPING INFO

We offer FREE Domestic and International Shipping. Expect to receive your order within 7-14 business days.

Tracking numbers are provided for all orders, we also keep track of your order progress and update you if there are any changes or delays.

Please note we are unable to deliver to PO BOX addresses for orders that require a signature to confirm delivery.

THE EASIEST WAY TO YOUR SHARP CHAINSAW!

A dull saw can make your job difficult and causes inefficiency. To make sure your chainsaw or other tools are working at its optimum condition, you'll have to always check the sharpness of the tool from time to time.

Introducing the Chainsaw Sharpener, an attachment for you to attach to rotary tools and sharpen your chainsaw, lawn mower, gardening tool, shovel, hoe, etc. This is the fastest and safest way to sharpen your tools.

Installation of a Chainsaw Sharpener onto your rotary tool is easy. The build in guide provides optimal sharpening angle too. It easily sharpen dull & slow cutting chain saw blades. Signs of dull chain saw blades are:

The saw chain does not pull itself into the wood. It has to be forced to cut by applying pressure to the engine unit.
While doing a split cut or a cross cut (making a vertical cut) the saw chain creates fine sawdust instead of coarse strands.
Smoke crops up even though the chain lubrication is in working order and the chain tension is correct.
The chainsaw runs in one direction causing a crooked cut. This is an indication of dull cutting teeth on one side of the chain or uneven cutting teeth lengths.
The chainsaw “rattles” and “bounces” during the cut. It is difficult to achieve precise positioning.