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Eight Essential Tormek Maintenance Tips
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Tormek makes extremely robust and long-lasting sharpening machines. However, if you want to get the most out of your Tormek, here's some essential maintenance that needs doing.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Refresh the Grindstone Surface
00:46 True the Grindstone
01:42 Lower the Water Trough
02:04 Clean the Water Trough
02:30 Use a Dust Cover
02:56 Refresh the Drive Wheel
03:56 Sand Leather Honing Wheel
04:31 Grease Bearings and Drive Shaft
05:09 Conclusion
05:32 Bloopers
Must save video for anyone with a tormek, great info.
Thanks! Glad I did this video, I'm greasing my bearings now!
Make sure you clean off all the lubricant on the stone side where the driveshaft comes through. I left it messy when I did mine, and over time the white grease spread all over the inside and outside of the SG-250. Luckily not the actual grinding surface.
Good tip!
Great Video!! Thanks.
Tip 7 - you might get the bump on the leather wheel if you have a build-up of honing compound in one (or more) spot/s.
Good tip.
A turkey baster is an inexpensive, handy way to drain the water from your water trough. No spillage. When you are down to the sludge, use a paper towel. Give a final rinse with clean water keep your water trough like new.
Fantastic tip!
I have a tormek t4 bush craft. I've noticed a loud noise. Any advice on how to fix that? It only happened when i would apply pressure with my knife, but now it makes that noise all the time. I tried cleaning and re-greasing, but that didn't work. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks.
what was the truing stone for
The truing tool levels the surface of the grindstone.
No it’s for changing grit on the sg-250 stone
@@lassevejbymadsen9288 Good point, there are two different things, the Truing Tool levels the grindstone surface, while the Stone Grader can refresh the grindstone surface and make the effective grit coarser or finer.
It’s not a Trueing Stone…it’s a stone grader…for changing the grit grade on the wheel