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Where can we buy it?

Tormek has a Round Blade Sharpening Attachment:https://tormek.com/en/products/culinary/culinary-accessories/rbs-140-round-blade-sharpening-attachment

Hmmm... The platform jig is not included!

https://forum.tormek.com/index.php/topic,1560.0.html

Photos on that website are unusable due to overwriting 

$280 makes it less attractive

Everything is clear, no more problems. New developments are still pending.

295€ in France...
https://coutelleriemarcin.com/fr-fr/collections/tormek/products/tormek-sj-250-meule-japonais-250-x-50-mm-pour-t8-et-t7-p4000

The company is located in Ciney, Belgium.

The SJ-250 is now priced at €342 in the Netherlands.

Now we know enough about possible misunderstandings regarding capacitors.
Thank you.

Thank you for the clear answer
I prefer the method with KS-123, but I'm happy that apparently the math-approach is still atractive 

I don't understand that text.
What do you find the most convenient?
Setting the sharpening angle using software or with the KS-123?

  As the designer of the math behind the software, I can afford that imho 

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once you make the leap to ... the new Tormek angle tool, you will realise just how simple and efficient they are to use ...

Correct! The software period for setting the grinding angle was an era that could be concluded with the KS-123, which improved the setting of the grinding angle in a faster way.

From the first use I also had problems with the anglemaster. Clumsy and inaccurate.
Therefore, I designed a simple and accurate method to set the angle, based on measurement of distances.
See https://forum.tormek.com/index.php/topic,1849.0.html
Various spreadsheets were then developed, based on that method.
However, Tormek has finally responded with the development of a new angle adjuster, the KS-123.
See my testreport on https://forum.tormek.com/index.php?msg=40399

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Don't get me wrong, all the information they provide is useful, but if I'm interested in a lesson on how to use a tool, I want to see it being used at the very beginning of the lesson. That can then be followed with an in-depth discussion of all the subtleties associated with its use.

YES!
All the Tormek videos I've seen are way too long-winded.

Looking at the image it has not been tapped for a second screw.

... and the thickness of the material doesn't seem suitable to me either