David Weaver
If you can manage to get woodworking suppliers to carry a wheel setup like you recommend, it'll be 50% more expensive than anything else.

Woodworkers are a captive audience. Thus, we get things like replacement of ezelap hones (USA) with overpriced trend hones (my opinion - $150 for a "kit" including a chinese made diamond hone) and goofy things like water treatment liquid.

You'd have to have a one off reference for woodworkers to buy somewhere else, and that never really makes much of a dent. A few people will use it, but someone new to wheels would be making a mistake to use your setup over an econo CBN wheel. Not a critical mistake, but a mistake nonetheless.