Tormek

A cluster of genuine diamonds is mounted in a holder and used to dress or open the grindstone when the stone becomes grooved or glazed. It takes only a few seconds to set up and can really improve the performance of the wheel. Dual knob screw permits...

With the Stone Grader SP-650 you can change the grit size of the Tormek original grindstone to give a finer sharpening surface. The other side of the Stone grader is used to maintain the grindstone, bringing new abrasive grains to the surface for an...

Give your scissors a bite on the Tormek with the SVX-150 jig for scissors. It fits all sorts of scissors from household scissors to heavy garden shears. You can also sharpen pinking scissors that make zigzag cuts in cloth as well as portable electrical...

Exchange diamond bit is for use with the Tormek Truing Tool TT-50.

Suitable for use with all Tormek machines. The Tormek RM-533 Rubber Mat gives you a waterproof, non-slip surface. The raised rim will retain any water spillage. 533 x 343mm. Features A waterproof and non-slip surface Raised rim helps to retain...

The first version of the Gouge Jig, SVD-180, did not have the shaft for sharpening cutters included. You can add this upgrade kit and you will be able to sharpen turning cutters as well. (You will update your SVD-180 jig to the SVD-185 jig.)

The Tormek SVH-320 Planer Blade Attachment allows you to sharpen HSS planer blades of any length. Also suitable for miter trimmer blades. Accurate setting ensures precise sharpening along the entire edge. The jig can sharpen blades of unlimited length...

The Tormek MB-102 Multi Base is made specifically for the Tormek diamond-grinding wheels. It is fully adjustable for optimal settings for each tool and jig. It also converts the horizontal mounts to vertical, for easier access when knive edge trailing...

The RB-180 enables you to easily rotate the machine 180° and lock it with complete stability. You can alternate between sharpening and honing, or sharpening towards or away from the edge in seconds. Some tools are best sharpened with the stone running...