This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hi Dale, Being an edge tool lover (especially hand-made knives, Japanese chisels and the like), I bought a Tormek a few years back and have never regretted it. Just like the whetstones of yore, you'll never ruin the temper of an expensive tool with a stone running at a slow speed in a water bath. Once you get your basic grind with the Tormek, you can grind a secondary bevel with a fine stone - just a few licks at a slightly steeper angle, to grind off the burrs and put a razor edge on it. I usually finish up with a burnisher. You know you're finished if you can run the blade (lightly!) along the end of your finger nail and not feel any nicks or roughness. Correction on the URL: http://sharptoolsusa.com/ (and some of the woodworking catalogs carry them also). Tom Cole Erwinspiano@aol.com wrote: > > > Tormek sharpening sytems has an awesome wet stone setup that > is a dream come true. My friend Bob Davis got one and demo'd it at a > chapter meeting and I was sold. My old makita wet stone had just about > bit the dust so I bit the bullit and ordered one. If you depend on a > sharp edge as I do this is the way to go. ANY body can sharpen and > edge one this machine consistently with very little edjmacation. Hey > it come with a video. > When the edge gets a little dull about one minute on the 2.5 inch > wet wheel will true the edge at the same angle each time. Yes ladies > and gentleman you too can sharpen any thing that cuts,slices dices, > shaves ,planes or otherwise with Tormek the terminator. > www.sharptools.com. Comes in diferrent packages from basic to lathe > tool sharpening attachments. > Later > Dale ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/1b/8b/78/e9/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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