Dardeau
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Ikarashi
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A really solid natural medium grit stone. It is a little slow, but leaves a great edge to be refined. Until today this was a solid part of my setup, and my favorite of the easily available medium stones. I am the second owner of this stone, and I believe it came from JNS originally.
$175 shipped Conus, overseas ask
Suehiro Gokumyo-Ryu Dual Density 300 grit stone
This is a fairly unknown stone, but really cool one I got from Tools From Japan. I think they are the only dealer for these outside of Japan, and if you have ordered from Stu you know the wait time is really long. This is your chance to skip that.
The soft side is very fast cutting and comparatively slow dishing, while the hard side is very hard,does not dish at all, but cuts fairly slowly. The soft side I used for thinning, which it excels at. The hard side I used to create a uniform scratch pattern on single bevel knives to build on using natural stones. It was great for this as it is splash and go (the soft side needs a soak) and leaves a smooth bright finish. I have the conditioning stone for this and think I have the box and nonslip ring too.
$74 shipped conus
Questions welcome!
Trade offers welcome!
Ikarashi
View attachment 25092
A really solid natural medium grit stone. It is a little slow, but leaves a great edge to be refined. Until today this was a solid part of my setup, and my favorite of the easily available medium stones. I am the second owner of this stone, and I believe it came from JNS originally.
$175 shipped Conus, overseas ask
Suehiro Gokumyo-Ryu Dual Density 300 grit stone
This is a fairly unknown stone, but really cool one I got from Tools From Japan. I think they are the only dealer for these outside of Japan, and if you have ordered from Stu you know the wait time is really long. This is your chance to skip that.
The soft side is very fast cutting and comparatively slow dishing, while the hard side is very hard,does not dish at all, but cuts fairly slowly. The soft side I used for thinning, which it excels at. The hard side I used to create a uniform scratch pattern on single bevel knives to build on using natural stones. It was great for this as it is splash and go (the soft side needs a soak) and leaves a smooth bright finish. I have the conditioning stone for this and think I have the box and nonslip ring too.
$74 shipped conus
Questions welcome!
Trade offers welcome!