SOLD Bunch of Stones

[stumpt]

Hello everyone,

Time to liquidate a bunch of my stones. Getting out of the hobby and just keeping a couple things to maintain edges/finishes. Most of these are starter stones and some could use a flattening session. But, they still have tons of life in them and are reliable stones.

Synths first:

1. King 400, 1000, 6000
   1. I got these as a set as my first stones and they are still great stones to start with. Tons of life, left in them. The 6000 lost a chunk on the corner in transport. I'd prefer to sell these together: Let's say $40 shipped for the set.
   2. Pictures
2. Rika 5k
   1. Good condition, flat, I just never used this thing. $30 shipped
   2. Pictures
3. Cerax 320
   1. One side is fine, the other was used for a thinning by a friend and unfortunately got dished to hell. Still a ton of height. If combo'd with anything else, $10. Don't really want to ship it alone.
   2. Pictures
4. Cerax 800
   1. Comes attached to a plastic base and comes with a refinishing bar. Could use a flattening but tons of height left. $30 shipped.
   2. Pictures SOLD

Naturals: SOLD

1. Mystery suita from @ian.
   1. I'm not an experienced polisher but I've tried to show what the stone can do. Nice polish on core with good contrast, pretty easy to use. $90 shipped
   2. Pictures
2. Soft red aoto from @ethompson
   1. Soft and muddy with some grit inconsistency. Absolute behemoth of a stone. I've included finish photos but I'd probably use this as an edge stone, unless you like the inconsistent finish. Insane toothy edges though. Looking for $30 + shipping
   2. Pictures

If you buy multiple or any of the knives I have listed, I will cut you a deal. Any questions just reach out.

Thanks

 

[refcast]

... the aotos are super fast, especially the muddy ones. . . All my muddy ones have been faster than the cerax on iron. The ones that leave streaking on iron? Extra fast on steel. Great thinning stone. Regularly wash extra slurry off with water and it'll be awesome

 

[stumpt]

... the aotos are super fast, especially the muddy ones. . . All my muddy ones have been faster than the cerax on iron. The ones that leave streaking on iron? Extra fast on steel. Great thinning stone. Regularly wash extra slurry off with water and it'll be awesome

And it'll never run out!