merci beaucoup ;-).
je vais regarder ça sur le site dont tu m as parlé ;-)
je vais regarder ça sur le site dont tu m as parlé ;-)
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Knife Sharpening / Re: stone with tormek t4
July 04, 2023, 08:23:27 PM
thank you for your answer, I use the lapping disc with the lapping paste.
to check if my hillsides cut well, I test in a very ripe tomato.
to check if my hillsides cut well, I test in a very ripe tomato.
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Knife Sharpening / stone with tormek t4
July 04, 2023, 07:43:14 PM
Hello, I have a small question about the tormek t4 machine.
I have had one since 1,5 year, I use it mainly to sharpen my kitchen knives. I have the original stone, there sg 200. I also use the grinding stone to refine the grain. Despite this, I have to finish by hand with a stone so that my knives are perfect. I saw on the tormek site that there was a Japanese stone, the sj 200 model, which has a grain of 400, on the other hand quite expensive (250 euros). Do you think it's worth buying this grinding wheel to sharpen knives?.
Thank you
I have had one since 1,5 year, I use it mainly to sharpen my kitchen knives. I have the original stone, there sg 200. I also use the grinding stone to refine the grain. Despite this, I have to finish by hand with a stone so that my knives are perfect. I saw on the tormek site that there was a Japanese stone, the sj 200 model, which has a grain of 400, on the other hand quite expensive (250 euros). Do you think it's worth buying this grinding wheel to sharpen knives?.
Thank you
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