Edit: I have added comparison of Pro 120, Bester 220 and Nanohone 200 in the post #23
Since I somehow managed to hoard several very coarse stones I though that a quick comparison could be of interest. To show how the stones actually work I made a video (sorry, it is 13 minutes long - brevity is not my forte, but most know that already). I also say a few words about the narrow dark grey Suehiro 100 (80?) stone towards the end.
So, here you go:
I have few more stones in 300 - 400 grit range, but none of them offers the same speed (not a surprise), so I did not try to compare them to these 3 stones.
I know that it would be great to also have stones like Sigma 240 or Shapton Pro 120 and 220, but hey, I have too many stones already
If you have any questions just ask.
Since I somehow managed to hoard several very coarse stones I though that a quick comparison could be of interest. To show how the stones actually work I made a video (sorry, it is 13 minutes long - brevity is not my forte, but most know that already). I also say a few words about the narrow dark grey Suehiro 100 (80?) stone towards the end.
So, here you go:
I have few more stones in 300 - 400 grit range, but none of them offers the same speed (not a surprise), so I did not try to compare them to these 3 stones.
I know that it would be great to also have stones like Sigma 240 or Shapton Pro 120 and 220, but hey, I have too many stones already
If you have any questions just ask.
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