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Jerry
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General Tormek Questions / New SVS-50
January 22, 2007, 07:32:19 PM
I picked up the new TTS-100 and in the instruction book found that there is a new SVS-50 that has a shorter and angled head. Does the new one work better and rather than buy a new one, can the head be ground off?
Thanks,
Hawk
Thanks,
Hawk
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General Tormek Questions / Not much fun
October 28, 2006, 08:39:53 PM
Jeff,
I just wanted you to know that my Tormek is not much fun. I used to enjoy getting sharpening stones ready, setting up the tools that I had to keep the angles correct, making many strokes to get the edge just right, and then taking everything down and putting it away. Then I got the Tormek.
Today I thought I would have some great fun and work on two of my father-in-laws chisels. Now you have to remember that these are made for wood, but he has used them for years to chip cement, nails, etc. They had some good-sized chunks out of them and I was sure that I would be in for a nice enjoyable half hour. Wrong! Both were done in under 10 minutes and that included set up and clean up. Now I ask you. What fun is that?
Hawk
P.S. Go Falcons!
I just wanted you to know that my Tormek is not much fun. I used to enjoy getting sharpening stones ready, setting up the tools that I had to keep the angles correct, making many strokes to get the edge just right, and then taking everything down and putting it away. Then I got the Tormek.
Today I thought I would have some great fun and work on two of my father-in-laws chisels. Now you have to remember that these are made for wood, but he has used them for years to chip cement, nails, etc. They had some good-sized chunks out of them and I was sure that I would be in for a nice enjoyable half hour. Wrong! Both were done in under 10 minutes and that included set up and clean up. Now I ask you. What fun is that?
Hawk
P.S. Go Falcons!
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