I recently went to a Project Linus event in my are to sharpen scissors while blankets for hurricane victims were made. Many of the women were quilters and ask if I could sharpen rotary cutter blades. I just browsed the interwebs and found that wolff has a machine to do them but at $1K that is a whole lot of rotary blades to break even. and with the price of them under $5 each it would be hard to charge a whole to to sharpen a blade. However if a tormek jig were available it could be cost effective.
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General Tormek Questions / Older manuals
July 20, 2017, 12:47:28 AM
I was browsing the Internet for a new manual, and found a good deal on one. The store contacted me and said it was a older 6th edition manual not the current 10th ed that they had listed. Apparently the barcode on the manual is the same from one edition to the other. Anyway I can cancel my order iff I don't want it. Is there any advantage or info in the older versions that I wouldn't get a n the newer version? I realize there will be some upgrades and possibly jigs missing, but sometimes the older books have info that newer ones don't.
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