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Suehiro Brand 180 and 1000 Grit Combination Pocket Coarse Stone:
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220 Grit Pocket Coarse Stone:
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220 Grit Arato-kun Coarse Stone:
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Shapton Brand 320 Grit K0709 Professional Ceramic Coarse Stone:
Soak it in water for 5-6 minutes before using. The plastic case can be
used as the base to hold a stone. The stone doesn't wear out quickly.
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Tsuboman Brand 600 Grit Atoma Diamond Coares Stone:
Diamond stone, It can be also used as a flatting stone.
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| 700 and 800 Grit Coarse Stone |
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Bester Brand 700 Grit Ceramic Coarse Stone:
This #700 stone cuts fast and stays flat longer. Its greater width makes
it good for large plane blades.
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King Brand 800 Grit Coarse Stone:
Synthetic stone: King brand 800 is a good medium-grit stone for plane blades,
chisels, and knives.
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Tsuboman Brand 800 Grit Diamond Coarse Stone:
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Ohmura 180 Grit Natural Coarse Stone:
It cuts fast.
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Amakusa Red 800 Grit Natural Coarse Stone:
It comes from Kyushu island.
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Bester Brand 1000 Grit Ceramic Medium Stone:
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King Brand 1000 Grit Medium Stone:
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Suehiro Brand 1000 Grit Medium Stone with Stand:
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Shapton Brand 1000 Grit M24 Ceramic Medium Stone:
Shapton stones: No need to soak in water. Can be used right away by just splashing water on the surface. The stone comes
with a wooden stand. These stones are intoduced from the Japanese Carpenter group "Kezurou-Kai". When a master
carpenter let me use these 1000 and 2000 grit stones in Japan, Oh my! was the my word at first. These stones cut very
fast and stay flat for a long time. I could switch to a finishing stone after I used 2000 grit stone. I like these stones
very much. You should try Shapton stones. I guarantee the quality and service.
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Shapton Brand 1000 Grit K0702 Professional Ceramic Medium Stone:
Soak it in water for 5-6 minutes befor using. The plastic case can be used
as the base to hold a stone. The stone doesn't wear out quickly.
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Tsuboman Brand 1000 Grit Diamond Medium Stone:
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1000 and 6000 Grit Combination Medium Fine Stone:
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1000 Grit Pocket Medium Stone:
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Bester Brand 1200 Grit Ceramic Medium Stone:
Has a wide surface, stays flat, and never loses its fast-cutting effect.
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King Brand 1200 Medium Stone:
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Tsuboman Brand 1200 Grit Diamond Medium Stone:
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| 2000 Grit Medium Coarse Stone |
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Shapton Brand 2000 Grit M15 Ceramic Medium Stone:
Shapton stones: No need to soak in water. Can be used right away by just splashing water on the surface. The stone comes with a wooden stand.
These stones are intoduced from the Japanese Carpenter group "Kezurou-Kai". When a master carpenter let me use these 1000 and 2000 grit
stones in Japan, Oh my! was the my word at first. These stones cut very fast and stay flat for a long time. I could switch to a finishing stone after I used
2000 grit stone. I like these stones very much. You should try Shapton stones. I guarantee the quality & service.
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Shapton Brand 2000 Grit K0703 Professional Medium Stone:
Soak it in water for 5-6 minutes before using. The plastic case can be
used as the base to hold a stone. The stone doesn't wear out quickly.
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Synthetic Blue Medium Stone:
Man-made Blue stone: This stone manufactured from a combination of 1000 to 3000 grit abrasive powders and natural blue stone powder.
This stone is my best medium stone to remove scraches left from 600 to 1200 grit stones and begin polishing the surface. It is also
a very good polishing stone for kitchen knives.
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Naniwa Brand 2000 Grit Synthetic Blue Medium Stone:
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3000 Grit Finish Stone |
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Amakusa White Natural Medium Stone:
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Natural Aoto Mountain Blue Medium Stone:
Aoto (natural blue stone) is used prior to any of the finishing and polishing
stones, makes a sharper, long lasting edge. When the edge gets dull, use
this stone to touch up. Grit is about 2000 to 3000.
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Suehiro Brand 3000 Grit Ohka Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a plastic stand.
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Suehiro Brand 5000 Grit Rika Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a wooden stand.
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Shapton Brand 5000 Grit M15 Ceramic Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a wooden stand.
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Shapton Brand 5000 Grit K0704 Professional Ceramic Finish Stone:
Soak it in water for 5-6 minutes before using. The plastic case can be
used as the base to hold a stone. The stone doesn't wear out quickly.
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| 6000 Grit Finish Stone |
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King Brand 6000 Grit S-1 Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a plastic stand.
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King Brand 6000 Grit S-3 Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a plastic stand.
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6000 Grit Pocket Finish Stone:
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| 8000 Grit Finish Stone |
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King Brand 8000 Grit Gold Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a plastic stand. A small nagura stone included.
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Shapton Brand 8000 Grit K0710 Professional Ceramic Finish Stone:
Soak it in water for 5-6 minutes before using. The plastic case can be
used as the base to hold a stone. The stone doesn't wear out quickly.
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Naniwa Brand 8000 Grit Ebi Finish Stone:
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Takenoko Brand 8000 Grit Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a wooded stand.
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8000 Grit Ceramic White Finish Stone:
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Kitayama 8000 Grit Finish Stone:
The stone comes with awooden stand. Asmall nagura stone included.
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| 10000 Grit Finish Stone |
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Naniwa Brand 10000 Grit Ebi Finish Stone:
The stone comes with a plastic stand.
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Honyama Natural Finish Slip Stone:
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Ohira Kozan Ipponsen Polish Stone:
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Kiyotaki Suita #30 Ipponsen Polish Stone:
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500 Grit Carving Tool Stone:
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Sentora Brand 1000 Grit Carving Tool Stone:
The most useful stones for carving tools. This water stone is designed to sharpen
the inside and outside of U- and V-gouges. Small flat chisels may be sharpened
between the raised sections.
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| Flattening Stone |
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Shapton Brand Carborundum Powder:
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Carborundum Powder:
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Naniwa Brand 120 Grit Carborundum Powder:
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Horai Brand Flattening Block with Sandpaper:
You can flatten both stones and plane blocks. Brown sandpaper (60 grit) is for stones and white one (80 grit)
is for plane blocks. The sandpapers have adhesive backs. Extra sandpapers are available.
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Horai Brand Sandpaper:
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Tuboman Brabd 400 Grit Atoma Diamond Coarse Stone:
Diamond Stone, It flattens stones fast. Always flat. It can be used as
a 600 grit stone when using it as a sharpening stone.
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Shapton Brand Compact Naoru Flattening Plate:
It comes with a rubber protective cover which can be used as a base.
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Suehiro Brand Stone Holder:
Adjustable stone holder. It slides to fit 150mm to 250mm stones.
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Steel Plate:
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Synthetic Nagura Stone:
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Natural Nagura White Stone:
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Honen Brand Twin Dia.:
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Michihamono Brand Diamond File:
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Tsuboman Brand DS-1 Round File:
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Tsuboman Brnad DS-1 Diamond File:
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Super Togeru:
Anybody can easily sharpen a knife while maintaining the same angle with
this guide.
Simply clip the guide on the back of the blade and you are ready to sharpen
your knife.
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