I have a Oregon 91 low profile S chain 3/8" .050" - which sharpener do I need ?
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Checking the Timberline website, I believe you need a 13/64. I'll bet your chain is similar to the chains on my Stihl saw. You can go to timberline.com and go to the sharpener. From there you can go to sizing.
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The carbide size required for a saw is determined by the chain pitch which is usually labeled on the chain saw bar near the motor. This number will be .404, 3/8, .325, or 3/8P. 3/8�� and .404�� pitch chain = Large 7/32�� 3/8�� Stihl chain; slightly smaller = Large 13/64�� .325�� pitch chain = Medium 3/16�� 3/8�� P or Picco, low profile, micro and 1/4�� pitch = Small 5/32�� Check Timberline web site = http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/ The carbide size required for a saw is determined by the chain pitch which is usually labeled on the chain saw bar near the motor. This number will be .404, 3/8, .325, or 3/8P. 3/8�� and .404�� pitch chain = Large 7/32�� 3/8�� Stihl chain; slightly smaller = Large 13/64�� .325�� pitch chain = Medium 3/16�� 3/8�� P or Picco, low profile, micro and 1/4�� pitch = Small 5/32�� Check Timberline web site = http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/
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Here is the info from temberline's web page: Timberline Chainsaw Sharpener can be used on virtually all chainsaws. Most chains come in 3 standard sizes. Typically, chain size is relative to saw size. Larger more powerful saws use large chain while smaller saws use small chain. If you don't know what chain your saw has look on the bar for the indicated chain size (pitch). The 3 most common pitch sizes are listed below with the related carbide size. This pitch size will be .404, 3/8, .325, or 3/8P 3/8&#8243; and .404&#8243; pitch chain = Large 7/32&#8243; 3/8&#8243; Stihl chain; slightly smaller = Large 13/64&#8243; .325&#8243; pitch chain = Medium 3/16&#8243; 3/8&#8243; P or Picco, low profile, micro and 1/4&#8243; pitch = Small 5/32&#8243; 7/32&#8243; = 5.5 mm 13/64&#8243; = 5.0 mm 3/16&#8243; = 4.8 mm 5/32&#8243; = 4.0 mm or call Temberline @ 208-405-2020 or email: info@temberlinesharpener.com Looks to me like it could be the 7/32 or the 13/64 so I would call Temberline to be sure (if it were me)
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If your asking what file size you use to sharpen the chain, I use a 3/16" diameter. If not, I'm not sure what your question is.
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This uses a Carbide Cutter - not a stone. Timberline Chainsaw Sharpener can be used on virtually all chainsaws. Most chains come in 3 standard sizes. Typically, chain size is relative to saw size. Larger more powerful saws use large chain while smaller saws use small chain. If you don't know what chain your saw has look on the bar for the indicated chain size (pitch). Go to http://www.timberlinesharpener.com/ for info. Thanks
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Don't be misslead. There are two(that I know of) .325 sharpeners that are Husqvarna. This one is for the ""narrow kerf"" bar (H30, 95VP). The one you ~might~ be looking for 505698194 (H21,22,23,25 & 26)
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Don't be misslead. There are two(that I know of) .325 sharpeners that are Husqvarna. This one is for the ""narrow kerf"" bar (H30, 95VP).The one you ~might~ be looking for 505698194 (H21,22,23,25 & 26)
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Get the shun whetstone, and youtube some videos on how to use it. Then you're going to need a honing steel, I recommend the shun one because it's designed for their blades... I wouldn't do it any other way because machines and "professional" knives sharpening companies aren't going to take the time to sharpen the knife properly and in the long run you'll shorten your cleavers blade / life .
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You will need to find out the specifications for your chain, then download the owners manual for this sharpener. I would assume this machine will do it, though we all know what assume did... Good Luck Larry, if you go down this road you will no longer think you know you will have to know because sharpening with this machine gets one fully involved, its actually a lot of fun.
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Cut Diameter... The razor tip I believe will be a little bigger than the SS, so you may want to check your local regs to make sure you are shooting within the specified diametric standard there might be.
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The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from the Stihl dealer. Another suggestion-check with Oregon Company for the correct bar and chain kit for your saw. Hope this helps. The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from... » Read More The 1st order I placed was for the Oregon 541221 and that was the wrong one. After talking to Amazon service rep, she sent me Oregon 541655 and this was the right one. Make sure you check your sprocket teeth on your saw (ms290) and be sure it uses the low profile 3/8" pitch with .050"guage. Your owners book should tell you that info. My saw is the stihl 010 16" bar. It's an old one. This Oregon works very good on this saw. I also own a Stihl farm Boss 18" but would not put a Oregon on this one. I have a spare chain and sharpen the chain with the correct file I got from the Stihl dealer. Another suggestion-check with Oregon Company for the correct bar and chain kit for your saw. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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.325 Stihl's that I know of uses a 5/32 file and not a 3/16 file That Husqvarna/Oregon uses.Don't be misslead. There are two(that I know of) .325 sharpeners that are Husqvarna. This one is for the ""narrow kerf"" bar (H30, 95VP).The one you ~might~ be looking for 505698194 (H21,22,23,25 & 26). Look on your bar and or bar chain for replacement model number and size of file needed.
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I haven't had to buy a replacement yet but the Makita part number is Chain 531-290-046. Oregon makes a series of replacement chains and their S45 12" one has the same pitch (3/8) as the Makita so it might fit. See Amazon: Oregon 12-Inch Semi Chisel Chain Saw Chain Fits Craftsman, McCulloch, Poulan S45 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Yes. You will need to buy the WSKTS Diamond Belt Kit. It fits both the original Knife sharpener and the Ken Onion edition. It is 1/2 inch in width instead of 3/4 inch but will work just fine. I have it and sharpen our ceramic knives.
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Any flat stone or crock stick will work. The blade is a modified tanto so it's a little less tricky to sharpen than the original style tanto. Good luck.
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Nope, any regular quality sharpener will work fine. The long point sharpener is pretty cool but there is a 2 step process.
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Sharpen them, and learn how to do it. It is much easier than changing a chain. I use my dremel with the correct sharpening bit. Ask at hardware store.
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My kit is new and unused and there is not a single stone for sharpening a chain saw chain. They may be something that can be ordered individually but this kit will be of no use to you as far as sharpening your chain - don't order it.
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The Oregon web site specifies the S50 91 LowProfile chainAmazon: Oregon 14-Inch Semi Chisel Chain Saw Chain Fits Mastercraft, McCulloch, Remington, Stihl S50 (Discontinued by Manufacturer) See: http://www.oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg;=USA&LangId;=ENG