Quote from: tgbto on September 03, 2024, 11:41:52 AMJust to make sure : You still need to measure the diameter of the felt and leather wheels, with the same issues you refer to, right ?Yes, it needs to be done.
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Knife Sharpening / Re: TormekCalc3 - Advanced grinding calculator
September 03, 2024, 01:29:58 PM #2
Knife Sharpening / Re: TormekCalc3 - Advanced grinding calculator
September 03, 2024, 10:42:22 AM
Thank you for your support. For further verification, I still need FVB (body thickness) and F (frontal vertical base offset)
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Knife Sharpening / Re: TormekCalc3 - Advanced grinding calculator
September 02, 2024, 05:20:33 PM
Thanks for the reply.The MB-102 can also have a fixed position that can be used as a base. For example, by pressing the bottom of the USB into the case. As for the direct measurement from the USB to the wheel, I do not want to use this solution, since there are felt and leather circles and the measurement will be incorrect, and the measuring device spoils over the abrasive wheel. I was hoping that someone had already taken these measurements and was using them in a calculator.
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Knife Sharpening / Re: TormekCalc3 - Advanced grinding calculator
September 02, 2024, 04:29:22 PM
Hello, I started using the program. Many thanks to its author. A question arose. What are the numbers (Variable length HF - Frontal vertical base [mm]
Constant VF - Frontal vertical base [mm])
must be installed when using Tormek MB-102 as an FVB?
Constant VF - Frontal vertical base [mm])
must be installed when using Tormek MB-102 as an FVB?
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