Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chain Grinder, 110V 85W Chainsaw Grinder, Multi-Angle Adjustable Chainsaw Grinder Sharpener 5000 RPM, Bench/Wall Mounted Automatic Chain Sharpener with Grinding Wheels 1/8-Inch-by-3/16-Inch

got the unit set up. pics were a little dark and hard for me to see on the instruction booklet. but once i got it together it works great sure beats hand filing

FOR A $100 CHAIN SAW SHARPENER IT EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS! THE HARD PART IS MOUNTING IT TO SOMETHING SOLID AND SETTING UP THE CORRECT ANGLES AND DEPTH FOR EACH SIZE AND PITCH OF CHAIN YOU ARE SHARPENING!

Works very well at. About 1/2 the price of ones that look very similar.

This sharpener gets the job done at half the price of the high price models. Easy to use and set up.

This product has worked well for me. I'm happy with the purchase and with the sharp chains.

It's a well made tool it takes a little leaning curve to work. I would also think if they made a circular saw bald sharpener I may buy one of them as well

Got two stones, but easier to use if make base at you can clamp down to the work tablets

Unit arrived well packaged; assembly was fairly easy except for mounting the grinding wheel. The directions shows that you have to insert a key into a hole in the arbor via a hole in the wheel guard. The problem is that the hole in the wheel guard does not line up with the hole in the arbor. Had to insert the key at an awkward angle. This made getting the wheel on and tight difficult. The chain clamp does not clamp the chain when it is in the groove. The clamp will work without a chain in it. Need to try and adjust it so I can get a chain to clamp before I can actually use it. Had to go back to filing my chain until I can get time to see if I can get the clamp to work. May not need the clamp as the stop may be able to hold the chain in place while grinding. But with wood to cut I have not had much time to play with it.

Great little machine. Chain vise could be stronger

Made well... A little bit of patience is needed putting together. Not the easiest to install the grinding disk. There is a hole at the bottom between the disk and motor to keep the shaft from moving when installing the disk. Slide a small screwdriver in the hole to hold the shaft. Practice is a must so use a crappy chain until you get the hang of it. Grinding disk is fragile so get a better one from the start.I'd buy again for sure. Just replace the disk from the start.