MileMarker60
06-03-2012, 10:22 AM
So on my continuing path to thinning out the stones....
Here we have a synthetic stone set up that should take you from bevel to finish (or close to it)
I bought all the stones new but have used each of them at some point.
1) Bester 1200x Water Stone. A good fast cutting stone.
2) Suehiro Rika 5000 WaterStone. Fast cutting stone with good feel
3) Kitayama 8000x Water Stone. Fast cutting stone that can be shaved off of.
Some of you may have never heard of these stone. Don't worry they are quality stones, if you do a google search, you shouldn't have a problem find reviews.
I bought these stone new from chefknivestogo about a year ago. I liked have them around for blades that didn't seem to be problem blades on naturals. But, I find I haven't used them in a few months.
New the stones are about $175 combined.
I'm asking SOLD
Or I'll throw in a Chinese 12K natural stone Sold
That would basically give you anything you needed
Here we have a synthetic stone set up that should take you from bevel to finish (or close to it)
I bought all the stones new but have used each of them at some point.
1) Bester 1200x Water Stone. A good fast cutting stone.
2) Suehiro Rika 5000 WaterStone. Fast cutting stone with good feel
3) Kitayama 8000x Water Stone. Fast cutting stone that can be shaved off of.
Some of you may have never heard of these stone. Don't worry they are quality stones, if you do a google search, you shouldn't have a problem find reviews.
I bought these stone new from chefknivestogo about a year ago. I liked have them around for blades that didn't seem to be problem blades on naturals. But, I find I haven't used them in a few months.
New the stones are about $175 combined.
I'm asking SOLD
Or I'll throw in a Chinese 12K natural stone Sold
That would basically give you anything you needed