6" Bench Grinder & 1"x30" Belt Sander Combo - Professional Metalworking & Knife Sharpening Tool - Perfect for DIY Projects, Woodworking, and Metal Fabrication

Photos suggested this KFMK 10-inch wet sharpener looks well made. With the unit in front of me, I can say all the parts are clean and crisp; the steel base is solid and square all around. Great product.You definitely want a 10-inch wet sharpener (compatible with Tormek and JET parts). 8-inch ones have too much curvature, and often a plastic chassis. I looked at good belt sharpeners, but then you've sunk $170 for just knives and scissors (light duty). You still need a wet wheel to grind tool blades.The wheel grit seems similar to Tormek's spec, about 240. I cannot say how a Tormek stone grader works on it. (This is my first wet sharpener.) After much usage, you'll a JET-style truing tool to flatten the wheel. (The Tormek would not fit; it hooks onto the close tool rest post.)I also got WEN accessory kit for 10in sharpener (42704B). It includes a stone cleaning/grading block (which I didn't use yet).Some reviews say they assembled the machine and the wheel wobbles. The first time I tightened the arbor, I could see some wobble. So I loosen the nut, rotate 30 deg, tighten and recheck. It wobbled less, so I did it again. After rotating and retightening twice, the wheel ran straight.(If yours does not, try swapping or shimming the pressure discs.)