Product Description

Fastest and easiest way to keep chain cutting like new with this precision sharpener. Works from 12 volt battery for in-the-field sharpening. Includes: Sharpening stones (5/32 and 7/32 inches).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #30347 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Oregon
• Model: 30846
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.20 pounds

Features

• Easy to use
• Easy to keep chain cutting like new
• Works from 12 volt battery for in-the-field sharpening
• Includes two sharpening stones
• Quick-adjust sharpening guide to obtain uniformly ground cutters

Amazon.com Review
Oregon's 12-volt electric chain saw sharpener can keep your chain saw cutting like new. Since the 72-inch power cord clamps to a 12-volt battery, the sharpener can be used either in the shop or out in the woods. The high-impact plastic housing is designed to stay cool during use, and our only complaint is that the plastic is very smooth, with no textured grip. The sharpener comes with three sharpening stones: 3/16-, 5/32-, and 7/32-inch.

From the Manufacturer
Easy to use, Easy to keep chain cutting like new, Works from 12 volt battery for in-the-field sharpening, Includes two sharpening stones, Quick-adjust sharpening guide to obtain uniformly ground cutters, Built-in depth gauge, High-impact motor housing.

Customer Reviews

1st time shopper
Product is good and it does what the ad states however the picture in the ad shows different battery connections. The connections in the picture show a bigger clip then the ones that are actually on the device. The product would have been returned if I did not have a side mount battery. You can't use this product with a top mount battery the battery connections are to big

Cuttin' up
I like the product and once I figured out how to use it I was happy. I think it should come with better instructions as I had to figure it out by looking at a couple of pictures and I am still not sure if I am using it right, but I am able to cut what I need.

disappointed
I have used a manual Oregon sharpener for 28 years and thought this one would be easier and faster.But it's really like sharpening free hand, with no depth stop of any kind only degree marks to go by. I'll buy another manual. I own a sawmill and cut a lot of timber not some weekend warrior.