Dremel A679-02 Sharpening Attachment Kit, Compatible with Rotary Tools | For sharpening outdoor gardening tools and chainsaws, Dremel rotary tool sharpening attachment

As someone with a passion for gardening but not a ton of handy skills, the Dremel A679-02 Sharpening Attachment Kit has been a total game-changer for me. I used to dread the idea of sharpening my gardening tools, but this kit has made the process so easy and effective that I actually look forward to it now! First off, the setup is straightforward. The instructions are clear and user-friendly, which is a huge plus for someone like me who isn't exactly a DIY expert. Attaching the kit to my Dremel tool was a breeze, and I was ready to go in no time. The variety of attachments in this kit is impressive. It's not just for one type of tool – it caters to a range of outdoor gardening tools. I've sharpened my pruning shears, hedge clippers, and even my lawnmower blades with ease. The versatility of this kit is a major selling point for me. The sharpening process itself is surprisingly quick. I appreciate that it doesn't require a steep learning curve. Even if you're a total novice like me, you'll get the hang of it in just a few tries. The results are remarkable – my tools have never been sharper, making my gardening tasks much more efficient and enjoyable. One thing that stands out is the durability of the attachments. They've held up well through multiple uses, and I haven't noticed any decline in performance. It's reassuring to know that I've invested in a product that not only works great initially but continues to deliver over time. The value for money is excellent. Considering the cost of replacing gardening tools, this kit is a cost-effective way to extend the life of your existing equipment. Plus, the satisfaction of using freshly sharpened tools in the garden is priceless. In conclusion, the Dremel A679-02 Sharpening Attachment Kit is a must-have for any garden enthusiast. It's user-friendly, versatile, and delivers fantastic results. I can honestly say it's one of the best investments I've made for my garden, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow gardeners looking to breathe new life into their tools.

Worked great, good design, did the job of sharpening the chainsaw blades nicely and quickly. Used to sharpen trimmers, the blades of the frisker sheers were a bit too thick to use the tool specific for sharpening trimmers, used the open ended tool and that worked fine. Haven't used on the mower blade yet, that's coming up soon. To finish up the rest of Amazon's list: yes, Adjustable. Compatible with a Dremel, not sue on other brands. Versatile, cuts different types of blades? Size, pocket size. Stability...what does that even mean on this tool? How stable is your hand?

I bought this to sharpen my pole saw chain. Still haven't done that but I did sharpen my lawn mower blade. it was pretty easy to use. It cleaned it up real nice and put a nice edge at what appears to be the correct angle. I didn't put the blade in a vice, I just held it in my hand. I will get to the pole saw chain soon enough and update the review but for lawn mower blades, it seems to work well. The nice thing about it is it's easy to use and fairly quick so touching up your blades a little more often will ensure a nice sharp blade, a good cut and a nicer lawn. I guess...what do I know...

Handy, quickly sharpened my 21” mowing blade. Using a Dremel tool, the task of sharpening the blade was fast and easy. Used a blade balancer (available from Amazon) to get the final weight on each blade end the same.

This chainsaw sharpening kit was very straightforward, and worked wonderfully on my Poland pro 18 inch bar with 3/8 chain

This dremel sharpening accessory is very nice, it should work well for your sharpening needs. The attachment makes it easier and safer to sharpen your tools and equipment.

The main problem with this is that the grinding bits are not suitable for sharpening chainsaw chains. It seems that chain oil will dissolve the binder used to make the “stone” grinder material. The end result is that the first time you use the bit the wear won’t seem too bad, but next time you use it, after chain oil has been able to sit on the grinder material for at least a few hours, the “stone” will just fall apart immediately like mush. This is a major product management failure at Dremel. Cleaning all of the chain oil off of a chainsaw chain every time you sharpen it is not reasonable or practical at all. It seems like they made no effort at research or testing. The tool jig parts seem to be ok, so if you buy this that’s the main thing to buy it for. The bits it comes with are the wrong type for chainsaws, and they’re only good for sharpening axes and mower blades and stuff that isn’t covered in oil. What does work for chainsaws is the titanium or similar hard tempered metal abrasive type bits. This is the type dremel should have included. These consist of fused hardened metal alloy so can’t get dissolved by oil like the grit and binder type material.

If you want an easy way to sharpen mower blades, and are a home user who only has to sharpen blades a few times a year this is a great option. If you're running a professional lawn care business, I would hope that it's obvious this isn't for you. A pro can justify spending much more money on a sharpener for mower blades. This rotary tool (aka Dremel tool) attachment works well for someone who only needs to do this a few times a year. It's much quicker than using a file, or one of the pull along manual specialty sharpeners. And while you can do this "free hand" with just the Dremel 932 bit, the plastic guide helps you maintain the correct angle. Even faster would be a bench grinder, or even an angle grinder, but again you're stuck doing it "free hand," and neither will work well on the curved portion of some blades (usually mulching blades). If your blade doesn't require sharpening along a curve, you might be able to use one of the mower blade grinding attachments that fits a drill, but if you've got a curved portion to the blade (again like mulching blades), those won't work. I have an old Chicago Electric (Harbor Freight) corded "knock-off" of the Dremel tool, and a Ryobi cordless rotary tool. The Chicago Electric will accept this attachment, but the threaded portion of the Ryobi tool is too small for this attachment. That's because the Ryobi needs to use a flexible shaft, much like the Dremel brand flex shaft. So if your only rotary tool is something like that Ryobi, you won't be able to use this attachment, but if it's a clone of the Dremel where the attachments go right into the main body of the tool, which houses the motor and drive shaft, this should work fine. I suggest having two blades for your mower. I have a riding mower, and a push mower, and I keep two blades for both. That way when it's time to sharpen the blades, I can immediately swap out the fresh blades for the ones on the mower, and then I can sharpen at my leisure, instead of needing to immediately sharpen and go back to the mower for replacement.

Bought this to sharpen my Stihl 170 chainsaw. Once attached to my Sears rotary power tool (AKA Dremel) it does a good job. Makes it super easy to sharpen a chainsaw. Find out what size grinding wheel your saw chain takes prior to ordering and order some spares at the same time. This kit only comes with one of each size. Stihl 170 size is 5/32 Low Profile.

Muito bom e rápido para afiar a corrente do meu moto serra. Também deu rapid para a lamina do carrinho que corta a grama e a facão. Estou muito feliz!

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