I have a craftsman saw with a power sharpener on it. It has the stone on the back. It works great! That saw will out cut any saw I've ever seen in its' size range. It just takes a little touch with the stone and the teeth are razor sharp, and I mean RAZOR sharp! It cuts so well that you can't put much pressure on it or it pulls down the motor. Just the weight of the saw and it will throw a large stream of chips. If I remember correctly, it was called a barracuda chain. What I don't understand is why they weren't more popular. I think maybe people didn't know that it only takes a couple little touches with the stone to make it razor sharp. They probably over did the stone and ruined the blade. My brother had a big heavy stil and this little saw would cut twice as fast as his and twice as easy to carry around all day.
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