Tormek SP 650 Stone Grading Tool Review

Exactly as described. A few seconds on the rough side and you'll get more aggressive. A few seconds on the smooth side and you have a 1000 grit. I was able to get my blade close to a mirror finish in just a few passes. I'm sure a few more minutes on the 1000 grit and I would have a real reflection. A must have for Tormek sharpening systems - so many in fact I think they should come with the sharpeners themselves.

Tormek Stone Grader is a double-sided grinder that works well. Whether you use it on a wet grinding system (like Tormek) or if you're a farmer/mechanic/hobbyist who tends to round and groove your wheels in everyday/abuse, this thing works. It's more expensive but harder than many carborundum stones and I expect it will last long enough to justify the cost. The two sides supposedly give you two different sharpening surfaces on the same wet sharpening stone; Although I only used it dry. Quickly…

I have a grizzly grinder and I don't know if the grizzly accessory will work on a rock grader, but I didn't want to risk my assessment of the feasibility of such a trick on a budget grader. I figured a Tormek grader might be worth the extra money over a Grizzly grader if it works. Yes, it really works. I don't think it will turn a 250 grit stone into a 1000 grit stone as claimed, but it does result in a finer finish after using the fine side of the grader on a wheel for 15-20 seconds and it…