TormekSP-650 Tormek Stone Grader

Great addition to my Tormek sharpener. I didn't know how you could make a super fine sharpening using the stone. Worked great for my chisels.

Bought for use with different brand wheel and worked great

Great product for changing grit on a wet sharpening stone. I use it on my WEN and does great.

I got this for my lathe tool sharpening wheel but the water on the wet stone washes it away fast.

The Tormek Stone Grader is a double-sided dressing stone which works well. Whether you use it on a wet-grind system (such as a Tormek), or if you are a farmer/mechanic/hobbyist who tends to round out and groove his wheels in everyday use/abuse, the thing works. It is more expensive, but it is harder than many carborundum stones and my guess is it will last long enough to prove worth the cost. The two sides supposedly give you two distinct grinding surfaces on the same wet grindstone; though I 've only used it dry. Dresses wheels quickly in the backyard shop so you can get on with your business. I'm certainly satisfied, even if grampa would have a stroke at paying that much for it...but what the heck; he'd have had a stroke at paying $.50 a gallon for gas, so I guess it's all relative...

whether or not your wet stone sharpening system is an actual Tormek this is absolutely a necessary accessory. Quickly trues up a stone and makes it course enough to quickly sharpen an axe and turn around smooth the stone out to put a razors edge on my turning tools or chisels.

works exactly as described. Comes in very handy when having multiple chisels to sharpen. It keeps the stone grinding. Hopefully it will last me forever so it will be a one time purchase.

When I read about this stone and how to use it with my Tormek wet grinder, I was skeptical. But I decided to go the whole 9 yards since I had taken the plunge and bought this expensive wet grinder. Well, I was oh so pleasantly suprised. It really works! (Now I feel like one of those hawkers on tv saying, "BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!) I do guitar rebuilding and repair work, and my chisels have never been sharper. So, without sounding too shrill, I'll just say it works very well.