Accessories

Tormek T-2 Attachments For Scissors And Round Blades

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Specialized attachments expand the T-2’s potential tasks, but each is designed for a specific blade type and procedure.

Scissors Jig

The US store lists the SC-60 scissors jig for the T-2. Check supported scissors, setup, and manufacturer instructions before use. Tormek US product information.

Round-Blade Attachment

The RBS-140 is listed for round rotating blades. Do not attempt to sharpen a circular blade using an ordinary knife guide.

Compatibility Checklist

Verify your exact T-2 model, attachment part number, blade geometry, and safety instructions. For uncertain applications, contact the manufacturer before proceeding.

Scissors Are Not Small Knives

Scissor blades work as a pair and have different bevel geometry from a chef’s knife. Tormek’s SC-60 guide describes mounting the blade in a dedicated jig and a different finishing procedure. Do not run scissors through the standard knife guide.

Round-Blade Fit Is Specific

Tormek describes the RBS-140 for rotating blades approximately 80–140 mm in diameter. The diameter range alone is not enough: confirm the blade’s hole profile and the attachment instructions before attempting to mount it.

Plan For Operator Training

Specialized attachments introduce setup steps and blade-handling risks. Keep the relevant manual at the station, check that the attachment is properly secured, and use only the blades and procedures the manufacturer supports.

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Before Ordering An Attachment

Read the attachment’s own manual, not just the machine manual. Confirm the supported blade size and shape, whether any existing guide must be removed, and whether the operator understands the distinct finishing procedure. Accessories should be selected for a recurring task, not because they appear in a product bundle.