jolly star grinder

[rudy]

who sells them in Ontario Canada?

 

[John R]

I also would like to find out who sells them, if anyone has a link, please share.

 

[lawnmowertech37]

oh is that right here you go

http://www.cmsmallengines.net/cheap...aw-parts-en/chainsaw-sharpening-supplies.html

 

[dellwas]

The OP is looking for one in Ontario, Canada....

To the OP, not a Jolly Star, but check out Princess Auto if you want a cheaper alternative. They carry a Timbrtuff, which I have, and am quite happy with it. They also carry a cheaper one, a lot like the Harbor Freight/Northen Tool versions. Currently on sale this week for $49 or so.

Also, check out this Canadian distributor. I"ve made several purchases from them, no extra delays due to the Border, no brokerage fees due to Courier, and prices are good as well. They are located in Ontario as well.

www.bantasaw.com

oh is that right here you go

http://www.cmsmallengines.net/cheap...aw-parts-en/chainsaw-sharpening-supplies.html

 

[lawnmowertech37]

just to let you know the cheaper the less quality

 

[mweba]

The OP is looking for one in Ontario, Canada....

To the OP, not a Jolly Star, but check out Princess Auto if you want a cheaper alternative. They carry a Timbrtuff, which I have, and am quite happy with it. They also carry a cheaper one, a lot like the Harbor Freight/Northen Tool versions. Currently on sale this week for $49 or so.

Also, check out this Canadian distributor. I"ve made several purchases from them, no extra delays due to the Border, no brokerage fees due to Courier, and prices are good as well. They are located in Ontario as well.

www.bantasaw.com

The OP is looking for a Jolly Star.....


Thats a good deal from LMT37. May have to take ya up on that. With hydro of course.

 

[dellwas]

Well, duh, I said that in the post, and pointed out alternatives...

The OP is looking for a Jolly Star.....


Thats a good deal from LMT37. May have to take ya up on that. With hydro of course.

 

[dellwas]

Not always....

just to let you know the cheaper the less quality

 

[mweba]

Well, duh, I said that in the post, and pointed out alternatives...

And the sponsor was pointing out an option for purchase

 

[dellwas]

When did Calvin move to Ontario?

And the sponsor was pointing out an option for purchase

 

[mweba]

When did Calvin move to Ontario?

Ha My point exactly....When did the op ask for knockoff items. Jus messin with ya

 

[dellwas]

Actually there is A Canadian distributor. PM me with an email address where I can send you the info. Guess I can't give it to you here, or via PM mail here, it violates the rules of the forum.

who sells them in Ontario Canada?

 

[dellwas]

Tit for tat (no, not that type!) Makes no diff, I know of a Cdn. distributor, and if the OP is interested he can contact me with a private email addy outside of the forum. Can't post here, or via PM on the forum, wasn't aware of that...

Ha My point exactly....When did the op ask for knockoff items. Jus messin with ya

 

[lawnmowertech37]

When did Calvin move to Ontario?

the manufacture i am a affiliate of is within canada which means drop ship the item right inside canada

 

[dellwas]

The one you talk about in this thread? I also see you list them in your signature.

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=146696

the manufacture i am a affiliate of is within canada which means drop ship the item right inside canada

 

[MacLaren]

hey fellers, i dont know much about these grinders, but do they (jolly) in particular the one Calvin sells for about $400- get chains like really super sharp. ive only ever hand sharpened mine.

 

[John R]

How do they compare to the Oregon's, as far as quality?

 

[mtngun]

Oregon grinders have always been made by Tecomec in Italy, as far as I know.

Hillbilly, chain sharpening is a skill whether you use a file or a grinder. A skilled filer can sharpen better than an unskilled grinder. A skilled grinder can sharpen better than an unskilled filer.

I've been sharpening chains off and on for 35 years, and I'm still learning.

 

[MacLaren]

Oregon grinders have always been made by Tecomec in Italy, as far as I know.

Hillbilly, chain sharpening is a skill whether you use a file or a grinder. A skilled filer can sharpen better than an unskilled grinder. A skilled grinder can sharpen better than an unskilled filer.

I've been sharpening chains off and on for 35 years, and I'm still learning.

Very good! I can see how that would be. I think ya pretty much answered my question, and I guess its (jolly grinder) not jst an automatic thing, ya still need to learn the art of it I guess ya could say.....Thanks!