WTB Gesshin 220 or other super low grit

[Alder26]

Hey there looking to pick up a used gesshin to 220 or other low grit stone for thinning and flattening bevels. I already have a nanohone 200 which I love but would like to buy something fast cutting to extend the life of it.

 

[Alder26]

bump

 

[daveb]

I considered selling my G220 awhile ago and realized after I priced it fairly for being used and paid for shipping that I would be basically giving away a good stone. I don't use it often but it's nice to have when I want it.

Good luck in your search but suggest you may want to toss a couple more things in with it and buy new.

 

[labor of love]

Check out mtc kitchen. They have a 20% off stone sell going on. You can get low grit shapton pro, shapton glass, cerax, and sigmas for $30-45.

 

[Matus]

Where are you located?

 

[Alder26]

Im in the US!

Thanks for the heads up on the MTC sale!

 

[labor of love]

I already own the cerax 320 and sigma 240. I really dig both stones. also, that atoma 140 is like$63.
helluva deal there.

 

[Robert Lavacca]

Good sale but i would suggest buying more than one stone or else its pointless with shipping at 15 bucks. I’ve been debating to replace my atoma but I really don’t want to drop over 100 for no reason lol

 

[Alder26]

I bought a back up nanohone 200 from MTC but I'm still interested in getting some other fast cutters if anybody has something

 

[panda]

this thread makes me think of walmart

 

[ian]

OP, you missed a hyphen. Could you correct it, please?

Seriously, I've been wanting to try the Gessh 220 too. My current coarse one is a Shapton 120, which I need to find some way to recondition when I get around to it. Definitely lost the initial bite pretty fast....

Apologies for the thread pollution. But yea, it's going to be tough to find a $45 stone used.

 

[Alder26]

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OP, you missed a hyphen. Could you correct it, please?

Seriously, I've been wanting to try the Gessh 220 too. My current coarse one is a Shapton 120, which I need to find some way to recondition when I get around to it. Definitely lost the initial bite pretty fast....

Apologies for the thread pollution. But yea, it's going to be tough to find a $45 stone used.

Yeah might be a lost cause. Buy some 60-90 grit silicon carbide for rock tumbling and a cheap plate of tempered glass for the shapton it'll refresh the surface in no time.