Nice collection, but in option is overkill. All you need is max 3 stones
ex. 500 -1200 - 6000/8000 + leather strop.
I'm currently using Bester 1200 + Leather strop( with green compound). I've get really nice results when sharpening various steels, like; M2, 1095, Blue Super, 19c27 or VG-10
@710HS You are correct for a layman who only wants to sharpen a knife and no more. If you have special Japanese layered or clad san-mai knives and want "misting" or "frosting" on the sides or want to show off the hamon on a blade then certain stones (naturals mostly) work better on certain steels for this appearance side of sharpening. But just to cut with and everyday use I agree. I only use my naniwa 2k green brick and shapton 5k followed by a strop loaded with green oxide from HandAmerican.
@paintdataint You must be stupid. You can sharpen 10 knives on waterstones in the time it takes to get 1 sharp knife on an arkansas stone. But if you got all day to lay around in your mom's basement then fine, you may be onto something to kill all your spare time.
if you would like to see various other techniques for sharpening i have a knife sharpening playlist with about 30 vids or so...everything from pocketknives to traditional japanese swords and everything from oil stones and waterstones to grinding machines and grinding wheels..
got mine at THE JAPAN WOODWORKER. Shapton stones are the best for ease of use...they dont need soaking like other brands...norton-king-tiger-dragon-lobster-ice bear etc. The shaptons are spray or dunk and go...good idea to get a flattening stone too to keep your stones flat and true and keep the edges beveled to prevent pressure flaking.
stupid video. stupid poster.
majorpainful 1 year ago
@majorpainful
If I wanted a load of shit, I'd squeeze your head.
ouch42 1 year ago 11
@ouch42 Bwaaahhhahahahahhahahahh!!!!
theanvilcracks 9 months ago
おー! 我々が普段使っている砥石ですね(^_^)
materiaru1saka 1 year ago
Gotta catch em' all!
ODoyleRulz 1 year ago 3
Nice collection, but in option is overkill. All you need is max 3 stones
ex. 500 -1200 - 6000/8000 + leather strop.
I'm currently using Bester 1200 + Leather strop( with green compound). I've get really nice results when sharpening various steels, like; M2, 1095, Blue Super, 19c27 or VG-10
710HS 1 year ago
@710HS You are correct for a layman who only wants to sharpen a knife and no more. If you have special Japanese layered or clad san-mai knives and want "misting" or "frosting" on the sides or want to show off the hamon on a blade then certain stones (naturals mostly) work better on certain steels for this appearance side of sharpening. But just to cut with and everyday use I agree. I only use my naniwa 2k green brick and shapton 5k followed by a strop loaded with green oxide from HandAmerican.
jedirifleman 2 months ago
oh so much, I'm jeolous
sarelle500gr 2 years ago
please tell me where i can buy stones like those
skil1977 2 years ago
get Arkansas stones. sooo much better.
paintdataint 2 years ago
@paintdataint You must be stupid. You can sharpen 10 knives on waterstones in the time it takes to get 1 sharp knife on an arkansas stone. But if you got all day to lay around in your mom's basement then fine, you may be onto something to kill all your spare time.
jedirifleman 2 months ago
I love my Shun knives however never use a steel on them only waterstone!
Bruins90210 2 years ago
where can you buy those stones?
how much do they cost?
please respond
TheGooberment 2 years ago
You can get them at JapanWoodworker (dot) com
MrBillTroop73 2 years ago
@TheGooberment sharpening suplies.com
jelajemi 1 year ago
can you send me like 3 of those please? Obama is president now its a redistribution time!
Fredmullegun 3 years ago
if you would like to see various other techniques for sharpening i have a knife sharpening playlist with about 30 vids or so...everything from pocketknives to traditional japanese swords and everything from oil stones and waterstones to grinding machines and grinding wheels..
jedirifleman 3 years ago
lol! what Japenese Whetstones do we have to use Masahiro , king or something else?
Can German knives be sharpen on Japanese water stones?
1IamLegend2 3 years ago
Yes, I sharpen my Messermeisters all the time.
MrBillTroop73 2 years ago
go to korin store in new york or mutual trading in new jersey and LA or just go to their web sites
sangkanjaya 4 years ago
where can i get some from
sagethemanslayer 4 years ago
got mine at THE JAPAN WOODWORKER. Shapton stones are the best for ease of use...they dont need soaking like other brands...norton-king-tiger-dragon-lobster-ice bear etc. The shaptons are spray or dunk and go...good idea to get a flattening stone too to keep your stones flat and true and keep the edges beveled to prevent pressure flaking.
jedirifleman 3 years ago
I used to work there.
MrBillTroop73 2 years ago