Grinding software for Tormek, Scheppach, Jet, Record, Triton, WEN, Elmos (no sound in this video)
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Our latest software for Tormek is explained in this video: th-cam.com/video/JjLrG-2iawY/w-d-xo.html
I bought your software a week ago, and I have to say it’s like I’ve got an entirely new machine, it really brought it up to another level. Absolutely worth the cost.
This looks pretty awesome, I just bought a digital sharpness tester and will be posting many videos on my channel on how sharp different knives are. Thanks again, Sweetknives.
Absolute must have, fast, accurate, flexible and simple to use with 100% repeatable results. Would not be without this in my business.
I tried the program "Grinding Angle Setter" in the affair, which was kindly provided to me Vadim. I liked how it works. It is more accurate than the Tormek WM-200 AngleMaster. Do not doubt, you need to buy. Must have. Thanks again.
* The applet runs on all Windows PCs (the only exception is Windows 7 Ultimate where the applet calculates decimals incorrectly); Yes, I noticed this. But, it's not so critical.
Thank you very much for your instructional videos, I appreciate it.
I had a thought of you making this video on a Saturday at the Tormek facility in the employee break room using in house equipment and that's just wrong because I know you've acquired that equipment yourself. It was a hilarious thought though.
Thanks for the instructional video. It's very easy to digest and the results are, well Tormek which is outstanding!
Thank you. Our latest software for Tormek video: th-cam.com/video/JjLrG-2iawY/w-d-xo.html
This is a super smart jig for all the clamp mounting sharpers. Not just for what you intended it for. Great video. You might think about adding some free background music to the vodeo. Just to keep it more interesting. The dead air makes it a little boring for some to just watch. Cheers
Would you recommend to sharp a razorknife on a grinding wheel for usable sharpness ?
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When you were sitting in a Trigonometry class in your high school asking yourself "When am I EVER gonna use this ?", - well I guess it is now...
Its being used a lot more than that , the electricity you use for that message , quite often any furniture , house you live in ..and it keeps going .
I commend you on the great software, I just prefer the whetstone for my Japanese knifes
We all want super sharp edges👍
Ive come to realise Knife sharpening is a great place for obsessives to focus all their energy on the illusive ideal of the ultimately sharp edge. In reality, sharpness comes at a cost of longevity and so in a practical sense the sharpest tools last very short term in real world.
This looks like something i could really use, glad i found your channel! I have a HBM 250 mm Universele gereedschapslijpmachine from the Netherlands but don, t know if the software will work with my machine.
Superb video. Two questions. Is your caliper measurement to the top of the support bar or the middle? And, where do you calibrate your knife jig?
Thomas, it's all on our website here knifegrinders.com.au/05Equipment_scripts.htm
Amazing 👏👏👏
This guy might be the only one in the entire world using a tormek properly.
Could you provide the dementions to build the wooden block. The piece I’m mostly interested in the height difference where the knife jig rests and the ruler. Is it 8mm?
Correct, the border plank with the ruler on it is 8mm - just as needed for the knife jig to rest on it right. My wooden block is 90x90mm, and the offcut is 50mm thick, but if you sharpen many knives with short blades like folders, you may want a thinner offcut.
Thank you for that info. Very nice of you to share.
Nice...!!!
Congratulations! I've been following you for a few months, and I have to say, you ve been a pleasant discovery, and I'm interested in buying several articles from you. But an iphone software when you do it. (I have a sharpening lab in Italy.)
Do you grind a micro bevel on your knife blades for edge durability?
Only on camping knives and alike used for splitting hard wood.But we normally finish deburing at a little higher angle, seen as near 0.5 degree microbevel on the laser protractor - we do it to remove any remnants of the wire burr.
Very nice software. Wish I could afford it......oh well, some day.
Hmmm ... What about the grinding angle at the top of the knife?
Or are only the belly of the knife considered?
Hi Håkan,
This is always a dilemma. I set the grinding angle where the blade is clamped in the knife jig clamp. If we want to grind even bevels all along the edge, the edge angle at the tip will be higher (e.g. if we grind at 12 dps angle at the belly, at the tip the edge may be 15 dps). If we want to grind the same edge angle all along the edge, then the bevels at the tip become wider because of the blade taper. So when the esthetics mean to the customer more than function, we grind even bevels. When the function means more, e.g. a sushi shop, we grind the same edge angle.
@@knifegrindersaustralia5158 That´s because you drag the knife and not lift the knife at area of the top of the blade. It´s all in a Tormek instruction video. th-cam.com/video/Kzobiiuqz5o/w-d-xo.html
@@shapeshifter1364 By grinding as you say, the bevel at the tip widens - some customers are OK with it, but owners of the higher-end knives like the even bevels all the way from the heel to the tip.
Can this software be used with the Grizzly wet grinder that closely resembles the Tormek?
What model of Grizzly do you have, John?
T10010ANV
John, I can program a Windows or MacBook/MacAir applet for your Grizzly. If you have a Windows PC or laptop, or MacBook, please email to KG@knifegrinders.com.au and I will send you instructions. As it is going to be our 1st software for Grizzly, it is free for you.
Why to put a piece of tap on the blade?
Жаль что ты не комментировал... Ролик мог бы быть гораздо популярнее... 😊👍🏻
You are so right, but this was my first ever video on TH-cam, I am still camera-shy... very shy
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Why would I have need for buying a piece of Software, for doing a very simple, purely geometrical math equation, to adjust for a manually hand fed process ...?
The laser angle finder u use, from the link u provide it looks like the biggest size knife it will take is 42mm. Is that the same size of the one u use in your video?. Thx
I know u probably just missed my post above as busy as we all are it happens all the time. Still curious if your black angle laser can handle knives larger then 42mm. Thx
What kind of tape are you protecting the blade with here?
A general purpose cloth tape
All this exact measuring, adjusting etc. And then you run the knife exactly straight even where it curves. Did it ever occur to you that you need to skew the blade to keep the same length from the support bar to where the blade is touching the stone? This is why your edge of your knife has a higher angle on the tip....you can clearly see it in the video even.
All factory and custom knives have edge angle changing from the heel to the tip to maintain a uniform bevel despite the blade taper to the tip - the only exception are some Japanese knives for thin filleting
Take a semi-circle and grind the round edge: If you hold the straight side parallel to the bar, the outer tips are ground at 90 degrees of what they should be ground. Depending on the initial length from support bar to the edge you will end up with either a very shallow angle and a huge taper, or a very blunt near-flat angle. In comparison: if you skew the blade around the center of the radius, it will always give you the same contactpoint on the stone, the same angle, and thus the same bevel along the full blade.
What you do, kinda, keeps the angle the same in the exact vertical to the spine of the blade. But you most commonly use curved blades perpendicular to the edge radius itself, not the spine. It's mitigated a bit by lifting the handle, but it's arbitrary as can be seen in your aquired bevel width: it narrows in the radius, but it''s wider again at the very tip.
Ideally it should be like you describe, I never argue that.
The problem is that grinding a beautiful symmetric bevel of even height all along the edge with the same angle cannot be done using the stock Tormek knife jig.
However, one talented engineer in the US has designed and made an advanced pivot knife jig that he is sending me this month. With this jig I should be able to achieve that. Give me a month, mate.
When successful, I will post another video with a laser protractor verified edge angle.
I'd be interested to see that video and the geometry this US engineer came up with....even if it doesn't work.
"Give me a month, mate. When successful, I will post another video with a laser protractor verified edge angle." I will wait with impatience.
Your method is like. Tormek is not a precision machine. The calculations are accurate. But, for some reason, it reminded me of the plot ... th-cam.com/video/kqYbTtbakdc/w-d-xo.html
what is the brand / model of the slide calipers please?
www.bgstechnic.com/en/catalog/product/view/id/457404
The 300mm calipers are more common in autoshops rather than tool shops
Hi absolutely brilliant where can I get the software and will it run on an iPad?
knifegrinders.com.au/11Shop.htm
Yes, mobile versions are also available.
Where can i see
Where can I get the software.
Shop section on our website knifegrinders.com.au/11Shop.htm
Very nice work. And finally a US-400 in (static) action. Pitty Tormek doesn't see the potential for this USB.
Our software for setting grinding angle on Tormek is now available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
iPhone and iPad applets - on your iPhone or iPad search the App Store for Grinding Angle Setter.
Our existing customers can obtain the iPhone / iPad applet free of charge - if you purchased our software before, please email Knife Grinders that you also need the iPhone / iPad applet, and we will generate a promo code for you so you don’t have to pay for our applet in the App Store.
Our Android version has been upgraded, and all bugs fixed.
Existing customers who need the improved Android version, please email Knife Grinders for a link and get it straight onto your smartphone or tablet.
New customers who want to buy the Android applet only, on your smartphone or tablet search the Google Play Store for Grinding Angle Setter, and look for the Knife Grinders icon.
More details on our website knifegrinders.com.au/11Shop.htm
Where can I get the knife?
f*ck me if i remember mate, I lost track of provenance of knives in y collection after the first hundred. Try googling "Andrey Biryukov knives"
One point of this video is to show the use of software for maintaining the grinding angle on wheels of different diameter, another is that for high-vanadium knives like the one in the video you need SB and/or CBN/diamond wheels. In view of our recent research, aluminium oxide should not be used for grinding them as it softens the edge apex - see knifegrinders.com.au/SET/Sharpening_High_Vanadium_Knives.pdf
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How come Indian street guys do it with an old bike wheel and a stone moese left at the side of the road?
I think you forgot the sound...
No just not got annoying elevator music. just look. The listening comes later. But you aint that interested
Нож случайно не S390 из кузницы Назарова? Уж очень он похож на мой нож! th-cam.com/video/Fyd06M5AE8o/w-d-xo.html
Ваш красивый. На моем видео Vanadis-10 Андрея Бирюкова, Павлово. Это стабилизированная карельская береза делает их похожими.
Or you could just use the angle finder that comes with the machine lol
LOL
Or use a digital angle finder on the shaft of the knife jig. Accurate to .1 degree.
@@bernieinsaudi that does not work on a wheel
Hello, send me the free software
Go to their website. It's not free!
I think I will stick to a wet stone, too long of a setup
If I had a freehand sharpening talent that you undoubtedly have, I would have never developed this software.
I use wetstones but too long in the use, compared to machine systems.
I'm still poor, when I set up my sharp workshop and earn money ...
no prob, email us at KG@knifeGrinders.com.au
tell what grinder u use, Tormek or else, and we will send you our software for free that will make your knives sharper than any of your competitors.
no dialog but certainly not "no sound"
Nice shirt.... lmao
rocket surgery...
Only use software i can steal that means free
LOL :)
Waste of time here. Your over thinking it. I do like your knife it's very cool
Now and then I hear calls not to over-science sharpening.
I love one of my friend's likening of the science of sharp we pursue with auto-racing industry, he said: "Numerous automotive innovations which began in auto racing would have seemed like overkill for driving the family sedan at fifty miles per hour. Today many of those innovations have become part of everyday family auto technology... I can see these advancements gradually filter into everyday sharpening. "
Where is the damn sound? You need to be better than this.
Our latest software for Tormek is explained in this video with sound: th-cam.com/video/JjLrG-2iawY/w-d-xo.html
Your Bess values are bullshit, cause the filament isn't fixed with the right weight.
BR from 🇦🇹