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Messages - steveci

#1
Hi Ken and Rich,

Thanks you both for your replies. It is appreciated!

Most of my sharpening is woodworking tools (plane irons, chisels, carving tools, etc).  I think choosing the DE-250 (1200 grit) will be the best for me at this point.  It is rare for me to have to completely regrind a damaged edge on on my tools. Generally most of my sharpening is just to a light grind to get a sharp edge and I  think the DE-250 will do that adequately.

Rich, I will look forward to the results of your testing but I think I will have to purchase now.  One of the stores here is offering diamond wheels at a very good price as an introductory offer.

Ken, I have been following the thread on water levels using the diamond stone and noted the issues if the trough is overfilled.  Thanks.

Regards,
Steve.
#2
Hi Forum members,

I'm looking at buying one of the new diamond wheels for mt T-8 but unfortunately my budget will only allow me to buy one wheel. My dilemma is which grit would be the most useful?

I have a T-7 which I can use for coarse grinding and was thinking that the DE-250 (1200 grit) would be my best choice.  I would appreciate some advice from forum members before purchasing.

Thanks,
Steve.