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Offline Steve Brown

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #15 on: February 16, 2011, 08:43:53 pm »
Free is good, and this thing really works.

Offline jrg1950

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #16 on: February 16, 2011, 08:57:56 pm »
I have a T-7 with the  EzyLock shaft, which makes changing the wheels very fast, and just use one machine and change the wheels on it.
Joe R. Gray

Offline Ken S

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #17 on: February 17, 2011, 12:09:22 pm »
Joe,

My T7 was just before the EZYlock.  I had no problems with the old shaft, but decided to upgrade.  I really like the new EZYlock.  It does make changing the wheel a snap.

I only have the one wheel at this point.  I am considering adding wheels in the future.  While ideally it would be nice to have separate machines for each wheel, my retirement amateur shop would be very adequately served with a single machine.  Space is as  much a consideration as cost.

If I did a lot more work, or did it professionally, separate machines would be the cat's meow. I think Ionut's method is really slick.  (A second machine still tempts me.)

Ken (also 1950)

Offline Steve Brown

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #18 on: February 17, 2011, 01:37:30 pm »
Ken,
If it takes five seconds to change a wheel, what's the logic of having a machine for each wheel?
Steve

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #19 on: February 17, 2011, 11:20:04 pm »
Lol, i'm just usually willing to pay less than others as i don't actually need it.... though it is frustrating when the winning bid is $1 more than my max bid...The most i'll pay is what i could sell the two 1200s for

The more i use the 4000 stone though the more i like it,  no longer take any of my woodwork tools to bench waterstones which are now used only for my good kitchen knives

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Re: Tormek SJ-250 question
« Reply #20 on: February 18, 2011, 03:42:05 am »
"If it takes five seconds to change a wheel, what's the logic of having a machine for each wheel?
Steve".........Good point, Steve.

TB,thanks for your thoughts on the 4000 stone.


Ken