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Ken sorry to here you are feeling unwell, have you had your vitamin d levels checked?

How do i upload a pic ?

  Update,
heres a few pic of the setup, takes a bit of time with a 220 grit which is the only stone i had with a 8mm hole, realy need like you guys said 8o-120 grit but with a 8mm hole but cant seem to find one here in the uk

Thanks Ken for taking the time to try it
Much appreciated

John,
 I have modified the svh-320 with some longer bolts it now fits my tw230 blades which are 20mm thick

Thanks for your input/advice John And Rick,
 the reason i was so attracted to the diamond wheels is the no faffing around and it keeping the same diameter ie 200mm for the whole life of the chipper blades hollow grind, i would usually send them off for sharpening in 2 or 3 sets at a time but cost and end sharpen is getting expensive and poorly performed, so i decided i would be better doing it myself, and in a 2-3 years the t8 will pay for its self, plus as a small tree surgery business i have lots of other tools and other friends who need stuff sharpening
I did get a response from tormek about the axel/shaft and its the same across the t4-t8
prob being a bit to fussy, but i hate blunt tools whatever they are, you always pay for it down the line 
Will post on here when i sort it out,
again thanks for the help in my sharpening journey       

Thanks for the reply Rick
I think I understand what your saying, so my t8 which has a df250 on it which i use to sharpen all my hand tools, will accept the df200 on the t8 shaft, but for badly damaged blades i would be better off with a more traditional stone set up?
Haven't had my t8 long so quite new to a sharpening systems like this
wain

Can any one tell me if the T8 can run df200 or dose it have to run a df250, reason is I would like to sharpen my own woodchipper blades, so the t8 is a bit more industrial for those purposes than the t4, but my chipper manual recommends hollow ground radius of 100mm -75mm, any help would be appreciated.
Wain