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flipsfan78
Добавлен 15 ноя 2006
An antique woodworking tool junkie focused on sharpening stones these days. You can find me on Facebook, in The Can I Have It? Tool group.
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A Peculiar Video About A Particular Hand Plane
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Austrian origins. European Hornbeck material. Earlier, but how early?
3 Natural Sharpening Stones. Progression Lapping.
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3 Natural Sharpening Stones. Progression Lapping.
Transitional Slate Whetstones - Honing Sharpening Stones for Straight Razors & Tool Edges
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Transitional Slate Whetstones - Honing Sharpening Stones for Straight Razors & Tool Edges
The 3rd Annual Can I Have It? Coin Bank Veteran's Day Charity Fundraiser
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The 3rd Annual Can I Have It? Coin Bank Veteran's Day Charity Fundraiser
Raw Stone Collection - Sharpenening & Honing Quality.
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Raw Stone Collection - Sharpenening & Honing Quality.
Sharpenening an Antique Sheffield Knife, Joseph & Sons, circa 1890's
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Sharpenening an Antique Sheffield Knife, Joseph & Sons, circa 1890's
Whetstone Collection Tour. Sharpenening Honing, Burnishing & Polishing Stones.
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Whetstone Collection Tour. Sharpenening Honing, Burnishing & Polishing Stones.
How To Measure The Specific Gravity Of Sharpening Stones
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How To Measure The Specific Gravity Of Sharpening Stones
Quartz Rich Purple Slate Honing Sharpening Stone Set
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Quartz Rich Purple Slate Honing Sharpening Stone Set
Full Gem Cut Barber's Straight Razor Hone
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Full Gem Cut Barber's Straight Razor Hone
Stanley No. 151 Spokeshave, 4 min Sharpening Challenge
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Stanley No. 151 Spokeshave, 4 min Sharpening Challenge
10 Mystery Sharpening Stones. How Did They Perform? Awesome!
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10 Mystery Sharpening Stones. How Did They Perform? Awesome!
A "Perfect" Stanley SW No. 2 Hand Plane in a Custom Made French Polished Box.
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A "Perfect" Stanley SW No. 2 Hand Plane in a Custom Made French Polished Box.
Natural Hindostan Siltstone Sharpening Honing Stone Razor Whetstone Oilstone
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Natural Hindostan Siltstone Sharpening Honing Stone Razor Whetstone Oilstone
5" Lapped Translucent Arkansas Razor Honing Sharpening Stone Whetsonen Oilstone
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5" Lapped Translucent Arkansas Razor Honing Sharpening Stone Whetsonen Oilstone
Antique 'Old Vein' Hard Washita Sharpening Honing Stone, Golden, Carmel, Butterscotch Arkansas
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Antique 'Old Vein' Hard Washita Sharpening Honing Stone, Golden, Carmel, Butterscotch Arkansas
Fine Vintage Ray-O-Vac Sportsman Flashlight, Set of 4, Nice!
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Fine Vintage Ray-O-Vac Sportsman Flashlight, Set of 4, Nice!
Preview: Custom Made Box for the SW Stanley Sweetheart No. 2 Hand Plane
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Preview: Custom Made Box for the SW Stanley Sweetheart No. 2 Hand Plane
Fresh Cut Green Eyed Purple Slate Razor Hone Sharpening Stone. Ooh La Lune!
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Fresh Cut Green Eyed Purple Slate Razor Hone Sharpening Stone. Ooh La Lune!
No 1 Quality Type Washita Sharpening Razor Hone Stone
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No 1 Quality Type Washita Sharpening Razor Hone Stone
Two Deerlick Oil Stones from Chagrin Falls Ohio, Deer Lick Oil Stone Co. Sharpening Honing
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Two Deerlick Oil Stones from Chagrin Falls Ohio, Deer Lick Oil Stone Co. Sharpening Honing
An Unlabeled Lily White Quality Washita Next to a Small Labeled One
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An Unlabeled Lily White Quality Washita Next to a Small Labeled One
Reassembling a Very Sharp & Detail Clean Stanley No. 2 SW Sweethart Sweetheart Hand Plane
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Reassembling a Very Sharp & Detail Clean Stanley No. 2 SW Sweethart Sweetheart Hand Plane
Hand Plane Tuning Detail Cleaning Honing #OneHourChallenge Thanks @Just Plane Fun for the Lever Cap
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Hand Plane Tuning Detail Cleaning Honing #OneHourChallenge Thanks @Just Plane Fun for the Lever Cap
Thoroughly Degreasing Oil Stones, Quickly & Gently. My 2 Point Plan.
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Thoroughly Degreasing Oil Stones, Quickly & Gently. My 2 Point Plan.
hello!!!!! Could you help me identify 3 stones?
@@ibanmartinezpetit2448 try the Facebook group Natural Stone Honing Junkies
What is the square basic that you using to shake the stone?
@ijulmahardika8923 "square base to shape the stone"? It's a piece of black granite, the kind machinists use as a flat inspection surface
This is me from eBay 😂.
@@BigEShaves Hey friend, I sent you a DM at your Cajun FB page
This isn't the wild this is thrift
Can the brass edges on a Stratton Brothers #1 level be removed for cleaning? If possible, I don't know if trying to slide or pry them out would be best.
@RichardFurze-x2z I would highly recommend not removing them, they are 'keyed' in and quite fixed in place iirc.
Maybe interested in Indonesian natural Whetstone?
Maybe interested in Indonesian natural Whetstone?
Maybe interested in Indonesian natural Whetstone?
Thanks for all the info on stones. Just wondering if you knew the specific gravity of the lisbon chocolate hone.
I went thru all my notes, which are plentiful 😅 and it seems I measured the chocolate hone when I was first diving into testing stones. Unfortunately I'm fairly certain I only measured it for density, not specific gravity, but the two are *usually* correlated by a percentage factor. I've found most stones, not all, are generally thus: specific gravity is approx 10 to 15% less than density. For the Lisbon Chocolate hone I have a noted density of 3.2, which would make it's specific gravity *probably* around 2.9. This was when I first started testing stones, so I don't trust my numbers as much as I do my later samples. Also worth noting that density and specific gravity do not correlate to hardness. Consider that Hard Arkansas stones top out on specific gravities around 2.6, while Thuringians are denser yet softer. Happy hunting and happy honing.
Thanks!
I’ve got two, Ranger and 1.5” black. Case for Buck knife and a must have wallet. Try them. You won’t be disappointed..
Your cutting boards are beautiful, your knowledge on sharpening stones impressive too.
This came up in my feed. I'd recently purchased some precision ground tool room stones, and now have honing stone videos to watch. I'm blown away by how much you guys know about this.
I have a little collection of old washitas in various sizes and I love the way they work with older steels, most cutlery steels really with the exception of the really hard and wear resistant "super steels" powdered, melted, high alloy stuff that you really should just use diamonds if you are going to try. I have a few of those, but since I enjoy sharpening and honing I really don't worry about edge retention beyond the basics is the knife heat treated well and will it take and support a good edge. Honestly since I started using washitas I rarely use my soft and hard Arkansas stones and only break out the translucent on rare occasions. The washita is faster cutting and leaves a nicer finish, also there is something really cool about using really old stones probably half soaked in whale oil and God knows what else lol.
Interesting vid topic, but I could only watch a portion as it was a strain to listen to you while trying to filter out the background noise.
Are you supposed to use both sides?
Morphine, that's one of my favorite bands!
R.I.P. Mark Sandman
my favorite painkiller !
A good tradeoff between alumina and silica.
Hey man can you make a video of those 2 jnats you have on eBay
This purple slate is suuuuper nice lookin.
Interesting video, sorry Im late. I wouldn't mind having a decent lilly or no.1. If you know of one drop me link. Preferably 8x2. Thanks man.
A polisher but not very effective on newer hard steels.is hard but light
That is charcoal block, dense hardened from charcoal powder. I have one identicall, was used in electrical tables sometimes
Dude that one with the hole in it is a banner stone I’d bet. A sweet artifact
You provide a lot of information about sharpening stones. Is there a way to determine the grit of a stone? Since most of your video involves subjective determining, I feel like there is no good way to objectively determine grit.
Dude....morphine is the tits.as of now I'm just a few minutes into the video but I suspect I'll hear your playing the whole album, and so I say unto you, fine sir, you earned a sub.
Hi, are you supposed to remove the label on that Pike stone or is that side not useable. I ask because I found an "Old Rook" brand stone that is tan on one side and dark grey on the reverse that has an "authenticity" label stuck on. I was thinking the sticker side might be a courser grit but am unsure. Good videos good sir and I learned a lot. Cheers.
Save that sticker and rock. It's a collectable Belgian coticule. Worth a fair amount for the label alone if it's in good condition
Labels always add value to stones, particularly the older ones
@@flipsfan78 Thank you for the quick reply. I'll probably just leave the sticker on and just use the coticule side. So just to confirm, the label side is actually useable (coarser grit?) if I chose to remove it? Thanks again. Cheers.
@rickdff62 Traditionally the purple side is referred to as Belgian Blue Whetstone. The two layers occur together naturally, but personally I find the darker sides dull and slow, it's not coarser, I think they're used as a finisher, something akin to a hard strop
I've picked up stones in the wild, garage sales, estate sales. What grit silicone carbide powder do you use to clean up the stones. Thanks for all your information, it's a learning process.
Depends on how hard the stone is, I usually prefer the rough stuff; 60 or 80 grit powder to start. The coarse grit will wear down to a finer grit, so you can get a range of action for one money.
@@flipsfan78 Thanks for the response, I appreciate it.
Thanks for the vid. I've never tested density that way. I'm going to have to look into it.
How much would these sell for?
Stone guy, I'm from argentina. I require your wisdom identifying some stones I found in a really old house. I believe they were from a german inmigrant that came here around 1920, maybe earlier. I can send pictures and i do have a kind of "microscope" for my phone. Where can I send you pictures of them? Maybe you find them interesting. I could get their specific gravity if it helps.
What is the best use of washita?any Arkansas work with “supersteels? Are dans lily white washitas?
Mine is pretty dang close
Are India stones very muddy? Like if you rub 2 together they create a lot of mud? Thank you.
They're actually very hard. You can lap them if they are worn in, but it takes a long time. I find them harder than Washitas, similar to a hard ark. Japanese coarse water stones are similar in color, but slurry a lot easier.
Thanks, picked up a washita at an estate sale today and it's an older one in a wood box that is quite soiled.
Question: I have my Dad's stone. I'm 54 and remember it from when I was a kid. It is grey/ beige and has a good weight to it. it's marked HORTON combination oil Stone JBB. Also says bear with a pitcher or a Bear head.I lost the box it came in. Can you tell me anything about it?I'm going away this weekend and would like to sharper my axe/ machete/ hatchet and a few knives. I understand without seeing it it might be difficult. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated brother. 👍 P.S. you do sound like a geologist😅.
I have one of these! It looks to be the same width and thickness as yours, but only half as long, I'd love to figure out what it is and maybe find a bigger piece, great polisher!
Hi It’s pronounced washi-taw 😊😊 great video
You have an Etsy/Ebay?
Look up the definition of the name of those stones please. It is not pronounced like you are saying it properly.
In what language?
Specific gravity is density. The reason the suspension tests works is that the specific gravity of water is one. So you are back calculating the volume of the item as a SG of one.
God a beautiful green stone on Amazon. However, the wet saw that was used to cut it needs some maintenance.
Can connect with me please
iam interested to buy it , if it for sell please let me know
Just tryin to help. Its not sili-CONE carbide. It is pronounced sili-CON.
Cute!
Looks like part of an old clock base .
I agree, I bet those small stones you have are a form of Tam O Shanter, maybe the "newer" mined WoA Blue version. A lot were cut that way.
I wonder if your unknown Washita-like stones are type of Hindostan. There was a version often called "Washita-style" when sold at times.
Wish I could find myself a Deer Lick. Any recommendations for tracking one down?
Many of the labeled Deerlick's are very similar to Barea (Ohio Basin) sandstones. Deerlick also labeled and exported all manner of stones, from Arkansas to others. They were also only in business for about 15 years, so they are pretty rare
@@flipsfan78 Ah cool information. Is the Deerlick you have in this video you think one of the Ohio Basin blue stones? That is what I think of when I hear someone say Deerlick Stone.
I've got an ark that has me confused it seems similar to like the one you said that boarded on a hard ark. Mine is red/orange on top, sandy white on bottom but the whole stone is translucent stone is 7/8 thick and with the lights of a flashlight will just barely shine through the whole thickness of stone. With lights on it shines through half way on edges
Sounds like a fine and *old* stone. The transitions between the various stages of Washita to Hard Ark can be subtle. If that red/orange can be described as butterscotch I'm sure it's a good one!
Some really intriguing stuff there AA!