Also note that Tormek support will be able to advise you. From what others have said that have contacted them they are super helpful.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: tgbto on July 08, 2025, 02:27:33 PMI think it's fair to say that you shouldn't need a non-included truing tool to be able to sharpen properlyYou don't need a true stone for plane irons and chisels. The only time I true the stone is if it is getting grooves, glazed or for the planer blade or drill jigs. I adjust chisels and plane irons for square as I go along and once I set the jig it is pretty much set for that session.
Quote from: Ken S on June 14, 2025, 03:36:03 PMStay focused on your techniqueExactly. I wish I had said that. I have spent a life time doing just that. Anything which requires hand eye coordination, and kinfe sharpening is a perfect example, requires hand eye coordination, despite the contraptions that Tormek prove to make it super easy. If you concentrate on your technique (watch the Tormek Innovation knife Sharpening videos) then over time you will find that it becomes instinctive, however, you need to focus on good technique while you are learning.
Quote from: Ken S on June 12, 2025, 01:11:28 AMwhen the Corning engineer's wife discovered that the glass designed for locomotive headlights also worked well for kitchen wareThe discovery of stainless steel in Sheffield England is also remarkable, the company is still there and locally making knives.
Quote from: Clickngofar on June 07, 2025, 02:24:56 AMAm I the first one in the history of the world to discover this?Sorry to burst your bubble but not really. I could not find any reference to deburring knives with ultra sonics so this may be new, but there are people deburring parts post machining using ultrasonics so the technique is not new. From what I can find it is extremely effective and your results are consistent which what I see on machined part deburring.
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