] ) works for me. The Wolverine is popular but I know people who have it and don't use it. PSI has a much less expensive copy you might want to look at. On the advice of a master turner in my club, I bought one of the 80 grit blue wheels from CS and use it on a 1750 motor. The advice was that a 100 grit is too smooth to really sharpen and a 60 grit so rough it removes too much metal. Others use the 60 for sharpening the go to a 100 for honing. Like I said, any statement will generate counter-opinions. A search here for 'sharpening' is sure to bring up a bunch of past postings on this subject.][])
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] I have a six inch craftmans grinder, but Wolverine says even that will work. OK Frank & Tom, Your thoughts. Maybe I'll get the Wolverine A system and give it a try with my grinder and if that isn't good I can get a slow speed grinder later. [8]
Yes, that is what Oneway recommends.... and I might have gone that route IF it were not for 3 professional turners at my club who told me to go to a slow speed grinder...Originally posted by Easysport
<br />Kevin, very interesting[
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Originally posted by alamocdc
<br />I screwed up and bought the Craftsman wet sharpener when it was on sale the end of July. I worked fine and I used it daily, until the wheel fell in two pieces last week. [
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