I use my wet grinder for scythe blades, primarily. Tormek doesn't make a jig for that. Also, my grinder is a Grizzly G1036 "Viking" grinder. It has better clearance long blades like that. We'll put it this way--14" is puny for a scythe blade. A normal grass blade is 30" and I mow the lawn with a 48" blade. I wish Tormek made a unit with the more open design of the Grizzly; it seems to be based on a lot of Nordic wet grinders that get used on farms for scythes and other work. Interestingly, while a dead flat stone is advocated today, a radiused face was commonly advised historically, as well as the advice being made to work the edges of the stone rather than the center. An old trick for restoring a good radius to the face of the wheel was to sharpen a shovel on it, accomplishing a necessary job and restoring the stone at the same time.
