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That's overrated.
I agree
That's overrated.
Consider the source: Am I missing something or are you being sarcastic?
I charge $6 per. 75% are .050, rest are .063.As long as all their chains are .050 it is a no brainer. Do you charge them? Even at $5 per chain you could buy a new grinder every year and still make a profit.
Which one is 300.00I may have to get me one of those auto sharpeners..
Just to see how many loops they can do before they *s-word the bed.
$300 is a cheap experiment...
The more I look into this idea, the more I like the Markusson Sensomatic..Which one is 300.00
$300 sure is cheap if it gives even "decent" results..I bought one of them temco sharpeners, will try to check back in when I've tried it out.
Last Saturday I sat and ground 130 chains on my Simington and Foley for four dollars each. If this one can do most of that alone and free me up, its money well spent.
$300 sure is cheap if it gives even "decent" results..
That was their way of boasting...What's the price on that?
Was it just me or did it seem like it was removing alot of tooth material?
Yup...Absolutely. Very few of our customers appreciate the extra effort and cost of square grinding. As long as it goes around the bar and makes chips instead of smoke they're happy!!!
I also like that it can do the depth gauges........