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Question: what package should i get if i just want to sharpen for woodblock printing?
Document: These would have been nice to have, but I suppose I can live with little cardboard boxes. Maybe in the future they'll ship this ultimate package with the 2 storage tray boxes rather than dispensing all of the jigs &agrave; la carte.
I received this package as a Christmas gift. It is an incredible package. If you are interested you can view a dozen or so videos about it on youtube. I watched them over and over prior to wanting it. It is an investment for sure with a price tag over a grand. I feel it is truly worth it. The video is very comprehensive and you can probably borrow one from your local Woodcraft. (I did that also.)
Have sharpened my wood chisels and they function much better. I will eventually sharpen my other tools as time permits.
Works as explained, knives are very sharp. Takes some time to get used to setting up but when you  figure it out it is straight forward. Highly recommend it the Tormek if you are serious about sharp knives and tools.
This tool needs patience to  set up for best results but never expect to achieve brand new or professional results you get from a pro shop that does this everyday.On their planner blade kit they could have definitely designed a more efficient and accurate one. I have not used any of their other attachments yet but when I do I'll note it here.
I received the unit in perfect shape with all the bells and whistles you could buy with it.It looks like a well built tool but It is very hard for me to make a fair assessment since I have never owned any other tool sharpeners before. I just looked at the highest ratings and Tormek came on top so I ordered it. I primarily use it to sharpen hand planer blades and it seems to do the job but it is a learning curve.
So far I'm really liking this, besides the expense, it does a great job sharpening.Also - mine came with the turning tools, and the hand tool kit in their separate boxes. I did get the TTS-100 turning tool setter, it was in the turning tool box.I haven't used it a lot yet; and my knowledge of sharpening before this was extremely limited. I'd had a chisel for years - never sharpened it, I didn't really know how.
(thank you Tormek for the band aids) I have one more small diameter detail spindle gouge and a short aluminum handle spindle gouge to sharpen but I don't for see any problems.I did have an issue with two of the small carving tools. But the problem was the tools not the T-7. They were too short to fit in the jigs so I had to try to freehand them. They V groove tool is soo small I think the angles are all wonky on it now.
I had to buy that separately. You will want it if you're going to be sharping your gouges or skew chisels.Don't let the included DVD be a major selling point; the Tormek website has videos of all the jigs in use and there's nothing different on the DVD. The website is easier to navigate than the DVD menu, but YMMV.The accessories came each in their own little individual boxes for a total of 9 small, yellow, cardboard boxes.
I've never used the Tormek 2006 so I can't really compare this new model with it other than to say that the color's changed. But since no one else has reviewed this item, here goes:I'd pretty much go ahead and agree with anyone who says Tormek is an outstanding value and is worth the high price. This is a very well-made machine and Tormek stands behind their products and jigs.
Answer: yes