Chainsaw sharpening jig mounted on the bar in a workshop

Chainsaw Chain Sharpener – Bar-Mounted Guided Jig with Carbide Rod and Carry Pouch

€79,27
€79,27 €111,29
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Chainsaw sharpening jig mounted on the bar in a workshop
  • Chainsaw sharpening jig mounted on the bar in a workshop
  • Man sharpening a chainsaw chain with the jig next to a woodpile
  • How the sharpener locks on the bar, sets the angle and sharpens the tooth
  • Guide block, three adjustment knobs and bar-mounted body
  • Close-up of the orange aluminium body and black star knobs
  • Sharpener and carry pouch next to work gloves
  • Using the carbide rod in the jig on the bar
  • Sharpener on a chainsaw bar on a tree stump
  • Sharpening a chainsaw on a truck tailgate
  • The sharpener on the bar with fixed angle and bar lock
  • Guided sharpening compared with a freehand file
  • Hands setting the sharpener on a chain
  • Close-up of the orange sharpener held on a chain
  • Chainsaw sharpening jig mounted on the bar in a workshop
  • Man sharpening a chainsaw chain with the jig next to a woodpile
  • How the sharpener locks on the bar, sets the angle and sharpens the tooth
  • Guide block, three adjustment knobs and bar-mounted body
  • Close-up of the orange aluminium body and black star knobs
  • Sharpener and carry pouch next to work gloves
  • Using the carbide rod in the jig on the bar
  • Sharpener on a chainsaw bar on a tree stump
  • Sharpening a chainsaw on a truck tailgate
  • The sharpener on the bar with fixed angle and bar lock
  • Guided sharpening compared with a freehand file
  • Hands setting the sharpener on a chain
  • Close-up of the orange sharpener held on a chain
Chainsaw Chain Sharpener – Bar-Mounted Guided Jig with Carbide Rod and Carry Pouch

Chainsaw Chain Sharpener – Bar-Mounted Guided Jig with Carbide Rod and Carry Pouch

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Bar-mounted · Guided angle · Field kit

Sharpen Your Chainsaw Chain Without Guessing the Angle

When a chain starts throwing dust instead of clean chips, it is time to sharpen. Filing by hand works, but keeping the same angle on every tooth is hard, especially out in the field. This compact jig clamps onto the chainsaw bar and guides the cutter, so each tooth gets the same controlled pass.

Chainsaw sharpening jig mounted on the bar in a workshop

How the sharpener locks on the bar, sets the angle and sharpens the tooth

How it works

Lock. Set. Sharpen.

The orange jig sits directly on the chainsaw bar. Once it is stable, you set the guide with the black star knobs and work through the chain one tooth at a time.

  • Lock on the bar: position the jig so it sits firmly before you start.
  • Set the guide: use the star knobs to line up the cutter path.
  • Work through the chain: move tooth by tooth with far more control than freehand filing.
Man sharpening a chainsaw chain with the jig next to a woodpile

Why a guide helps

The same angle on every tooth

With a loose hand file, the angle tends to drift a little from tooth to tooth, and the chain ends up cutting unevenly. A guided path makes every pass more repeatable, so the whole chain is sharpened more evenly.

It is made for quick touch-ups while the chain still has life left, before it is completely dull.

Close-up of the orange aluminium body and black star knobs
Using the carbide rod in the jig on the bar
Sharpener on a chainsaw bar on a tree stump
Hands setting the sharpener on a chain
The guide block, three adjustment knobs and bar-mounted body

Built for precision

Clear controls you can see

The tool has an orange aluminium body, a silver guide block on top and three black star knobs underneath. Every adjustment point is visible, so you can see exactly how the jig is set before each pass.

Sharpener and carry pouch next to work gloves

Field-ready kit

Keep it with the saw

The sharpener and its guide pieces fit together in a carry pouch, small enough for the truck, the garage, the farm or the cabin. No bench grinder and no trip to the shop needed for a touch-up.

Good to know

Before you start

1. Check your saw

The jig is designed for standard chainsaw bar and chain setups. Check your chain and bar clearance before use.

2. Make sure the saw is off

Always switch off the chainsaw and wear work gloves while sharpening.

3. Align before sharpening

Set the guide carefully before the first tooth, then keep the same setting for the rest of the chain.

Sharpening a chainsaw on a truck tailgate
The sharpener on the bar with fixed angle and bar lock
Guided sharpening compared with a freehand file
Close-up of the orange sharpener held on a chain

Questions people ask

Will it fit my chainsaw?

It is designed for standard bar-and-chain sharpening setups. Please check your chain and bar clearance before use.

Does it keep the angle consistent?

Yes, that is the point of the jig: the guide makes the cutter path more controlled than freehand filing.

Do I need a workbench?

No. Once the jig is positioned on the bar, you can work through the chain tooth by tooth wherever the saw is.

Specifications

  • Body: orange aluminium with silver guide block
  • Adjustment: three black star knobs
  • Mounting: clamps onto the chainsaw bar
  • Cutter: carbide cutter/rod

What's in the box

  • 1 × sharpener body
  • 1 × carbide cutter/rod
  • Guide pieces and hardware
  • 1 × carry pouch

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