Chainsaw Chain Sharpening Service
Original price
$10.00
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Original price
$13.00
Original price
$10.00
$10.00
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$13.00
Current price
$10.00
INSTRUCTIONS
- Select the quantity & size of chains you want sharpened. Pre-pay for the return shipping label to send chains back to you (keep in mind that shipping cost is the same whether you send 1 chain or 10 chains)
- Place each chain to be sharpened into its own separate ziploc bag to avoid tangling. Ship using USPS flat rate small box, USPS padded envelope, USPS flat rate medium box
- We sharpen your chains and ship back to you in a timely manner and you go back to sawing
*The Process*
1. You mail your chain or chains, no minimum or maximum quantities
2. We clean your chains
3. We Debur the drive links (when needed)
4. We sharpen the cutters
5. We lower the rakers (when needed)
6. We ship back to you and you start sawing
*Pricing*
Pitch Sizes: ¼, .325, 3/8 Bar Length 10” – 36” $10/chain
Pitch Size: .404 Bar Length 20”-36” bar $13/chain
Pitch Size: ¾” harvester chain- Contact us for pricing
Bar Lengths shorter or longer than listed above- Contact us for pricing
Round file chains only no square file or Hexi chains. I can convert a square or hexi into a round file grind
Pitch Sizes: ¼, .325, 3/8 Bar Length 10” – 36” $10/chain
Pitch Size: .404 Bar Length 20”-36” bar $13/chain
Pitch Size: ¾” harvester chain- Contact us for pricing
Bar Lengths shorter or longer than listed above- Contact us for pricing
Round file chains only no square file or Hexi chains. I can convert a square or hexi into a round file grind
*Chain cleaning fee* There may be a $3 per chain extra cleaning fee if your chains are-
Rusty- surface rust or if any chain links are rusted frozen and won’t move
Sap/grease- if the teeth are so gummed up with tree sap or grease that you can’t even see the teeth or if any of the links won’t move
A light coating of bar oil on chains straight off the saw is a totally acceptable way to drop off your chains. The extra cleaning fee is not common and I will let you know if this is the case with any of your chains before doing any work to them.
Rusty- surface rust or if any chain links are rusted frozen and won’t move
Sap/grease- if the teeth are so gummed up with tree sap or grease that you can’t even see the teeth or if any of the links won’t move
A light coating of bar oil on chains straight off the saw is a totally acceptable way to drop off your chains. The extra cleaning fee is not common and I will let you know if this is the case with any of your chains before doing any work to them.