Harbor Freight bench sharpner review now with pics!

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I just called them and asked where to get the coupon and they just sold the grinder the newer red model for the sale price of $29.
 
Huntindog1 said:
I just called them and asked where to get the coupon and they just sold the grinder the newer red model for the sale price of $29.

But that was last months sale not this months.
 
I purchased it for $29 without a coupon but did purchase a year warranty for $5. You don't always need a coupon for the $29 deal.
 
jlightning said:
I purchased it for $29 without a coupon but did purchase a year warranty for $5. You don't always need a coupon for the $29 deal.

That is true, the store sales and online sales will rotate to the same thing as a coupon sale every few months, but last month the store sale was $39.99, so i cut my "special subscriber" coupon off the January flyer that made it $29.99.
 
I just received my weekly email flyer from HF....it's on sale for $29.99 and a limit of 3 :) Time to make a trip to the store...........
 
This one is good till march 4th.
 

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wetwood said:
This one is good till march 4th.

Thanks for the coupon wetwood. I just placed an order for one including one year replacement warranty. Looking forward to not having to sharpen strictly with hand files every time.
 
Well, I picked one up and used it yesterday. I guess you get what you pay for as I'm not real impressed with it or I'm just not using it correctly. I used a recently shop sharpened Stihl .325 oilomatic chain to set up the angle. Then took a same type chain that needed work and adjusted the depth. Can't seem to get the entire cutting edge to make contact. After sharpening by hand using a file the teeth have a much cleaner looking surface than the grinder gives me. I have tried a couple of angles but just can't seem to get good results.
 
muncybob said:
Well, I picked one up and used it yesterday. I guess you get what you pay for as I'm not real impressed with it or I'm just not using it correctly. I used a recently shop sharpened Stihl .325 oilomatic chain to set up the angle. Then took a same type chain that needed work and adjusted the depth. Can't seem to get the entire cutting edge to make contact. After sharpening by hand using a file the teeth have a much cleaner looking surface than the grinder gives me. I have tried a couple of angles but just can't seem to get good results.

Do you have the right sized wheel for your chain?
 
You know, after I posted that same thought/question popped into my head. I'll have to look and see but I suspect it's not.
 
Damnit, missed the sale!
 
well dang it i already ordered it last weekend!!! paid full price -5% and i had a 10$ gift card. 29.99$ sounds allot better!
 
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