Shapton Glass Sharpening Stone, 1000 Grit
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Shapton Glass Sharpening Stone, 1000 Grit
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Brand: Shapton
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Shapton sharpening stones combine extremely fast cutting action with low maintenance. The Shapton line of glass water-stones has been carefully manufactured to achieve the highest levels of performance and durability. They may appear thin at first glance but they will outlast most other stones that are three times the thickness. These abrasives are extremely uniform. Consistency is the primary goal for Shapton's engineers. The abrasive that you encounter with the first pass will be the same on the 5,000th pass. And this will be true for every abrasive size.
As with every water-stone, Shapton glass stones require lapping (flattening) to maintain the sharpening surface in proper shape.
They do not need to be soaked in water; simply splash some on and start sharpening.
As with all water hones Shapton water-stones do wear concave with use and require periodic re-flattening.

1000 grit / 14.7 micron - Ideal for removing micro-chips, small dents and traces of corrosion from an old blade. Excellent stone for perfecting the bevel (the first phase of the honing process).

Dimensions: 2.75" x 8.25" (210 mm x 70 mm)
Made in Japan
UPC/EAN code: 4944509502022

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by Tyler Doty
12/08/2010

Absolute butter. That is all that needs to be said about Shapton stones. They are like nothing else. They are smooth, consistent and will give some of the best edges you will ever achieve. That being said, they can be a bit too aggressive for some of the softer steels, like old Sheffield blades, but with a lighter touch, they do just fine. Every stone feels like a finisher.

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