Here is a list of dealers in North Carolina:
https://tormek.com/en/support/where-to-buy/woodworking--crafts
One is listed in Raleigh. I Living in Ohio, I have no personal experience good or bad with any of them.
I do have long, positive experience (over fifty years) with Hartville Hardware and more recent positive experience with Sharpening Supplies. My gut feeling is that any of the listed dealers should treat you right.
You will need the SE-77 for chisels and plane blades; a
KJ-45 for almost all kitchen knives; and the axe jig.
I would recommend staying with just the DF-250 grinding wheel at the start.
I recommend getting a small square. A turkey baster, coffee filter and plastic jar will help recover the ACC.
Be sure to study the Tormek online classes. They are an xcellent learning resource.
Keep us posted.
Ken
https://tormek.com/en/support/where-to-buy/woodworking--crafts
One is listed in Raleigh. I Living in Ohio, I have no personal experience good or bad with any of them.
I do have long, positive experience (over fifty years) with Hartville Hardware and more recent positive experience with Sharpening Supplies. My gut feeling is that any of the listed dealers should treat you right.
You will need the SE-77 for chisels and plane blades; a
KJ-45 for almost all kitchen knives; and the axe jig.
I would recommend staying with just the DF-250 grinding wheel at the start.
I recommend getting a small square. A turkey baster, coffee filter and plastic jar will help recover the ACC.
Be sure to study the Tormek online classes. They are an xcellent learning resource.
Keep us posted.
Ken