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We had this discussion (argument) a couple of years ago, I use a Tormek, but its about 50 50 wheels or sanders. I was trained and started on a coarse high speed wheel but the tools wore down too fast so I found the tormek saved me money in not having to buy tools. But then I also make square things as well so need my chisels to be really finely sharpened. But for my plane blades I use a Worksharp to avoid a concave bevel.

[QUOTE="Pierre, post: 367004, member: 1143"] We had this discussion (argument) a couple of years ago, I use a Tormek, but its about 50 50 wheels or sanders. I was trained and started on a coarse high speed wheel but the tools wore down too fast so I found the tormek saved me money in not having to buy tools. But then I also make square things as well so need my chisels to be really finely sharpened. But for my plane blades I use a Worksharp to avoid a concave bevel. [/QUOTE]

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