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Get Top Results with a Real Sharpening System NEW DESIGN CAST FRAME FOR MAXIMUM PRECISION Tormek Jig Solutions Included with the Tormek T-8 SVM-45 Knife Jig SE-77 Square Edge Jig For most knives. Jig width 45 mm For plane irons and wood chisels. (1¾"). Long knives need to be stiff. Max tool width 77 mm (3"), max tool Minimum blade length 60 mm (23/8"). Get top results with thickness 9 mm (3/8"). Safety stops prevent Also for carver’s draw knives. the tool from slipping off the stone. UPGRADED (SE-77 replaces SE-76.) For small knives see SVM-00 under Accessories a real sharpening system SVM-140 TT-50 Truing Tool Long Knife Jig Trues the grindstone exactly round and Suitable for long and flexible knives. flat. Guided by the Universal Support, The 140 mm (5½") width of the jig which also guides the jigs. Dual knobs stabilizes a thin blade. Minimum for smooth feed across the stone. blade length 160 mm (6¼"). SVX-150 Dimensions SP-650 Stone Grader Scissors Jig Square Width 270 mm (105/8") The fine side grades the stone for a 1000 Universal Support For scissors of all sizes and shears. Edge Jig Depth 270 mm (105/8") grit finish. The coarse side of the grader • For vertical or horizontal mount. Also suitable for portable electric Height 330 mm (12") reverses the stone to normal fast grinding. • Micro adjust with scale for each 0.25 mm (0.01"). hand planer blades. Weight Activates a glazed stone. Shipping weight 18.2 kg (40.1 lbs) Machine only 14.8 kg (32.6 lbs) SVA-170 Axe Jig Leather Honing Wheel WM-200 AngleMaster For carving and carpenter’s axes. Grindstone Sets and measures the edge angle. Adjust- Max height of axe 170 mm (6½"). Safety Stop Tormek Original Grindstone able to any stone diameter from ∅ 250 mm Copes with both straight and SG-250, Aluminium oxide (10") down to ∅ 150 mm (6"). Measures curved edges. ∅ 250 × 50 mm (10" × 2") from 10° to 75°. Magnets keep it in place. Tormek Original 90 rpm, torque 14.7 Nm Grindstone Leather Honing Wheel Developed to combine SVS-38 Short Tool Jig ∅ 220 × 31 mm (85/8" × 1¼") PA-70 Honing Compound For straight shanked carving gouges efficient steel removal, For application on the leather honing TORMEK T-4 is a further development of the smooth surface finish Main Shaft and V-tools down to 45 mm (1¾") length. wheels. Grain size 3 micron (average). T-3 model taking the precision and stability to a Short wood chisels and tools for power and long life. 220 grit. Stainless steel main shaft, Removes the burr and polishes the carvers. Max tool width 38 mm (1½"). Can be graded with stone hardware and EzyLock. edge to a mirror finish. completely new level. Vital functions like the motor SP-650 for a 1000 grit surface. Housing and the main shaft are mounted in the zinc cast Zinc cast top and frame. SVD-186 Gouge Jig Sides in ABS plastic. Oil for the Honing Wheel is included top which includes the integral sleeves for the For fingernail shaped turning gouges of + Owner’s Handbook and DVD, please see other side! Universal Support. This advanced design ensures any geometry. Plus shaft for turning cut- Motor ters. Also for bent carving gouges and Industrial single phase an unbeatable precision for the Universal Support, V-tools. Max tool width 36 mm (13/8”). 200 W (input) 230 V, 50 Hz or which is the foundation of the Tormek jig system. UPGRADED (SVD-186 replaces SVD-185.) 115 V, 60 Hz, Continuous duty Optional Accessories Maintenance free Silent running, 54 dB You get a high quality machine ideal for home and SVS-50 Multi Jig SVM-00 Small Knife Holder 25,000 hour life For turning skew chisels, parting Stainless Steel Shaft Enables you to sharpen the smallest hobby work which can sharpen all the common with EzyLock PAT PEND and beading tools and roughing Patent knife blades like carving knives and Easy and instant edge tools. Delivered with the Stone Grader SP-650, gouges. Straight carving gouges SE 538962 pocket knives. Works in conjunction locking and unlocking up to 50 mm (2") width. SE 538642 with the SVM-45 jig. AngleMaster WM-200, Honing compound, DVD by hand. EP 2946881 and the comprehensive Tormek Handbook on EU Reg. No 002984088-0001 SVD-110 Tool Rest Advanced Water Trough CN Reg No. 201630384930.1 TTS-100 Turning Tool Setter sharpening. Complement the T-4 with your choice For turning scrapers, hollowing tools with screw lift, magnet, Patent Pending SE, EP, US Replicates the geometry on turning of jigs according to the tools that you are to sharpen. water chute and scraper gouges and skews when using the and thin parting tools. Also for cabinet (The jigs are sold separately). scrapers, screwdrivers and spoke Built-in magnet for swarf SVD-186 and SVS-50 jigs. shave blades. collection and attachable With built in edge geometries. chute to catch every drip. Dimensions Housing Width 230 mm (91/16") Zinc cast top SVH-320 Planer Blade Attachment LA-120 Profiled Honing Wheels For the inside honing and polishing of Depth 200 mm (77/8") Impact resistant ABS plastic For blades of any length. Blades longer AngleMaster Height 260 mm (10¼") than 270 mm (10½") are relocated in turning/carving gouges and V-tools. Motor ⅛ the blade holder. Min width of blade Set of two discs, one with a 3 mm ( ") Weight Industrial single phase 13 mm (½"). radius and one with a 60° tip. Shipping weight 9.8 kg 120 W (input) For narrow tools complement with LA‑124 Machine only 8.0 kg 230 V, 50 Hz or 115 V, 60 Hz THE MOST ADVANCED WATER COOLED SHARPENING SYSTEM AVAILABLE allows you sharpen Duty 30 min/hour with 2 mm (3/32") radius and a 45° tip. Grindstone SVP-80 Moulding Knife Attachment MH-380 Maintenance free your tools to the finest edge. Tormek’s innovative sharpening system has come to be appreciated worldwide Tormek Original Grindstone For all makes and shapes of moulding Silent running, 54 dB Aluminium oxide knives with 24, 30 or 38 mm distance for its unbeatable versatility, accuracy and ease of use. T-8 maximises the precision thanks to the revolutionary Machine Cover 10,000 hour life For protecting the machine from shavings ∅ 200 × 40 mm (8" × 15/8") between guide hole centres. Max width fully cast housing which guarantees minimal play for the Universal support. This gives you the best conditions and wood dust. 100 % cotton. 120 rpm, torque 8.4 Nm of blade 100 mm (4"). possible to succeed with your sharpening. Leather Honing Wheel ∅ 145 × 26 mm (5¾" × 1") DBS-22 Drill Bit Sharpening Attachment RB-180 Rotating Base Tormek’s unique drive system is efficient and manages to hold a constant speed, even under full load. The Tormek Main Shaft Sharpens drill bits to a 4-facet point. Enables you to easily rotate the machine 180° Stainless steel main shaft Can be set at any angle between 90° Original Grindstone sharpens all qualities of steel, including HSS. The machine features a number of elaborated and lock it with complete stability. It makes it and stone hardware. and 150°. The optimal clearance angle easy to alternate between sharpening/honing details, like instant stone locking with EzyLock, water trough with lift and a removable magnet scraper for efficient EzyLock in composite. can be set for each drilling operation. or sharpening towards or away from the edge. Drill size 3–22 mm (7/64"–7/8"). cleansing. Read more at www.tormek.com! Fits models: T-8, T-7, T-4, T-3, 2000 and 1200. NEWS! Jig and Accessory Kits Reviews HTK-706 Hand Tool Kit Some people have never experienced using a truly sharp tool, This kit is ideal for sharpening but when they do, they will find it takes less force to cut and it Tormek Diamond Wheels hand tools around the workshop cuts so cleanly that the savings in abrasives alone are significant. and home. Contains: Knife Jig Diamond Wheel Coarse DC-250 SVM-45, Small Knife Holder Because Tormek regularly improves its system, that’s For efficient grinding of all types of Sharpen all your edge tools SVM-00, Long Knife Jig SVM-140, the brand I selected. Try wet sharpening; like me, material, incl. steel, ceramic and With the wide range of Tormek patented jigs, Scissors Jig SVX-150, Short Tool you will be amazed how much better your turning carbide. Rapidly repairs a dull or you can sharpen practically all types of edge tools. Jig SVS-38 and Axe Jig SVA-170. damaged edge. 360 grit. experience is. Tormek is dedicated to developing water cooled sharpening through innovative solutions! Terry Martin Diamond Wheel Fine DF-250 TNT-708 Woodturner’s Kit For fine surface finish on all types of American Woodturner, USA A comprehensive kit for the edge tools. Combines efficient steel Exact replication woodturner. Contains: Gouge Jig removal with smooth surface finish. The key word when sharpening the Tormek way is SVD-186, Multi Jig SVS-50, Tool For all types of material, incl. steel, Rest SVD-110, Turning Tool Setter ceramic and carbide. 600 grit. repeatability. You can shape the tool exactly to your TTS-100, Profiled Honing Wheel I have yet to find anything that cannot be sharpened on the needs. Even complicated shapes such as fingernail LA-120, Machine Cover MH-380, Tormek. The honed edge is incredibly fine, and coupled to this Diamond Wheel Extra Fine turning gouges, spoon carving gouges and oval skew TNT-300 DVD and manual.
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