polishing old usuba 240

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polishing old kama usuba 240 honyaki with natural stones. I used some synthetics in the beggining when needed to remove more material off. I reset shinogi line and flattened everything above and under it. knife had a mirror polish but I like more this fingerstones polish. anyway, now it is easy to make it mirror.
 

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these are the pictures before polishing.
 

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nice work specially on the ura. i hate removing those grind marks
 
thanks benny and Geoff. honyaki is very hard therefore much difficult to shape and grind. but I don't use machines, all is handwork.
 
since I can't post in buy/sell i will just mention it here. I am looking for a genkai yanagi, sakimaru or yanagi-kiritsuke 330-360 mm with wavy hamon. used also good. thanks
 
If you eye those knives, you can hang out at bst threads, and pm (message) the sellers that know a lot about it, i think. Some guys order direct from Japanese sellers, et cetera. Good luck with the hunt & have fun! Great photos you posted. I like your work on the ura!
 
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