Nano Hone 30k Whetstone - 30,000 grit polishing Stone (Razors, High end knives, the finest Apex!)
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
- We are thankful for the opportunity to present this to you. Definitely something original for us. Not used to dealing with something that feels this grand. It was great to explore this option. It will be interesting to see how you implement it. I do believe razors and knives used for fish are probably the best option. Normally, it could feel like a luxury item. If you want to take it to the next level than this is a more affordable way to do it. Enjoy!
Super Bite "True Splash and Go Whetstones"
nanohone.com/products/classic...
Splash water and sharpen away.
All stones have the same dimensions of:
210 mm x 75 mm x 10 mm
These stones are forged of non-porous ceramics and are a great balance of finish and speed of cut. Feels smooth with a subtle bite.
Micron size accurate
Color coded
Reinforced with anodized aluminum Universal Backing Plate
Machined cylinders to fit securely onto Stone Stage
The Stone Stage holder makes use of two staging posts that firmly secure the stone to the stage for unmoving rigidity. The posts easily release the stone for quick change.
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good video. keep it up.
What I've read several times now is that everything from/above 8k only really makes sense and can only achieve its full potential if you use an angle-controlled system with pressure control. This is the only way to ensure that you hit the cutting bevel at all times, which is quite narrow/small with such high grain sizes.
nice greetings from Germany
Greetings to you. Thank you for checking us out. The book I mentioned, knife deburring book www.knifegrinders.com.au/11Shop.htm
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Another amazing video, thank you so much for sharing, yet again.
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Just a thought, maybe lapping film on a supper flat machined bar. 3m makes lapping films that go all the way up to .1um that would be perfect to flatten this stone
Amazing! Thanks for another great video!🇦🇺👴🏻
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I watched and listened to the video a couple times to get a better understanding of the point of it. I come from straight razors and also have a collection of Japanese and German knives. I love sharpening things and sharpening is a hobby I do. Sharpening a chef’s knife to 30k makes as much sense as sharpening an axe to 8k. If you’re going to go through the trouble of polishing shirogami white #1 to 30k wouldn’t it have made sense to test the previously confirmed sub 100 on the edge tester for comparison to the 30k edge instead of fumbling around with a piece of paper at the end and saying “oh yeah!”
First of all, I want to thank you for the comment. It was good to learn from you, because I do not live in the world of straight razors, but I would definitely like to. I need to apologize for taking so long. I've had a surgery on my knee and some other things going on. We've had the court case for my car accident. We had to deal with that as well. We've also had some other major things happening personally. Deaths in the family and lots of arrangements to be made. Also, I'll let you know that I will be having another major surgery in June and will not be making it to the Blade show. I will be out of work for two weeks because I'm having all the extra skin cut off of my body. We do apologize for an interruption of videos if it were to happen. Will try to shoot some head for you guys so we can fill the space. That being said, thank you for checking out the show. Thank you for your support and your comment.
I have the Shapton Pro 30k and following that finishing with .025 micron polycrystalline diamond on either nanocloth or kangaroo leather the edge is absolutely terrifying.
Does absolutely nothing other than increase in polish. I'd bet money I can get a better edge with nothing more than a single sheet of 80 grit dollar store sandpaper. If you want something that actually makes sense to use for general use on general knives, something in the range of 6 um and 3 um is a good starting point. Yes with low alloy and carbon steels you can use stuff like half a micron and still get some practical effect but that is because those steels have very little abrasion resistance and are extremely fine in grain structure. Basic carbon steel like Japanese white steels will start to dull by abrasion as soon as you use them to cut anything. Heck 30 seconds in lemon juice will destroy the edge of a white steel blade.
@@user-xf4es7eh9ySo I guess you can whittle hair from 80 grit sandpaper?
@@leswindon You'd be surprised. Merely adjusting the direction you grind can give different results. Anything from a "toothy" edge to a very smooth refined edge, not by changing abrasive but just changing your technique. And yes the first example i gave is extreme but it's also very realistic.
Also I don't use whiting hair as test for any knives aside from straight razors. If a kitchen knife can blow through a free hanging paper towel, the soft kind like the name brand, that has no grain direction, and blow through it like it doesn't exist then you know the edge is as keen as it ever needs to be, and you know it's apexed correctly. and yes, I can easily get results like this on basic chromium steels usng nothing not one sheet of cheap sandpaper and few seconds of stropping to tidy up. it's all about technique and practice.
@@user-xf4es7eh9y Not hair whittling like you said but I did the Murray Carter sharpen on a cinderblock and strop on cardboard and was able to get it to peel some hair off my arm.
I need to apologize for taking so long. I've had a surgery on my knee and some other things going on. We've had the court case for my car accident. We had to deal with that as well. We've also had some other major things happening personally. Deaths in the family and lots of arrangements to be made. Also, I'll let you know that I will be having another major surgery in June and will not be making it to the Blade show. I will be out of work for two weeks because I'm having all the extra skin cut off of my body. We do apologize for an interruption of videos if it were to happen. Will try to shoot some head for you guys so we can fill the space. That being said, thank you for checking out the show. Thank you for your support and your comment. It will be interesting to further use it and see what we can do with it
Have we entered the realm of angels on the head of pins?
I need to apologize for taking so long. I've had a surgery on my knee and some other things going on. We've had the court case for my car accident. We had to deal with that as well. We've also had some other major things happening personally. Deaths in the family and lots of arrangements to be made. Also, I'll let you know that I will be having another major surgery in June and will not be making it to the Blade show. I will be out of work for two weeks because I'm having all the extra skin cut off of my body. We do apologize for an interruption of videos if it were to happen. Will try to shoot some head for you guys so we can fill the space. That being said, thank you for checking out the show. Thank you for your support and your comment. It'll be interesting to see if I ever really use the thing again. I think I will just to see what I can do but it is interesting now that I have had to try to figure out why I would need to go about 10,000.
I am torn between this 30K or a Natural stone (blue-black Ark or JPNS for example). I would not use it for a knife ever, it would only be used for a straight razor.
Why shouldn't you do edge leading strokes on stones finer than 8000?
Dr. Vadim‘s book, knife grinders, book about deburring the edge, states that when the Blade is so fine, but it’s half the thickness of the human hair that pushing the blades edge into the stone will cause you to wrinkle the edge
Also, there's a possibility of the knife digging into the stone & ruining the surface😢
No. And I don't need to cite some fraud so called doctor or his book to know that. Just basic critical thinking. I would argue it's the opposite. the whole idea of finishing stones is that they not only do not generate burrs, but they remove them where they do exist. That's the whole idea. In Japan they do the exact opposite of what you suggest.
Ohh, this is new to me
I can see another whetstone war, suehiro 20k, shapton glass 30k and this new nanohone 30k...
Dont try and tell me you haven't already started planning it. That would be ludicrous
I just got the zdp bunka black set you reviewed ages ago, I'm working that one up towards my suehiro 20k today and tomorrow maybe..(bit busy)
I need to apologize for taking so long. I've had a surgery on my knee and some other things going on. We've had the court case for my car accident. We had to deal with that as well. We've also had some other major things happening personally. Deaths in the family and lots of arrangements to be made. Also, I'll let you know that I will be having another major surgery in June and will not be making it to the Blade show. I will be out of work for two weeks because I'm having all the extra skin cut off of my body. We do apologize for an interruption of videos if it were to happen. Will try to shoot some head for you guys so we can fill the space. That being said, thank you for checking out the show. Thank you for your support and your comment. The war that you requested is very expensive. It would actually cost me around $800 or more to get those three stones.
@@nadm Lol, then don't buy them...Manifest them by other means.
@@8thsinner that'll be a nice trick. I hope I can do it.
@@nadm Well, the law of attraction isn't difficult to learn, it just takes time to learn the nuances of it. Its just hard to apply at times. The biggest hold up is usually limiting belief systems.
I'd bet you $300 a 12k naniwa super stone is better. all around. I've tested everything on the market. Not this stone, which is certainly made by shapton, but I have tested the shaptons. Naniwa costs about $60 for a 20 mm 12k ss. as long as oyu avoid overpriced sharpening and knife retailers. $60 vs $300 and the Naniwa delivers vastly better results across a wider range of use cases.
I like the 12k Superstone very cost effective,my fav stone for the price is the Sigma Power 13k,.75 micron $115 bucks
Hap Stanley was the original designer for Shapton. He left them because of their in accuracy over grading. They tend to grade their things higher than they are. A 1000 grit stone probably works like a 700 or an 800. These are not made by Sharpton. He is in very tight control of his product. I need to apologize for taking so long. I've had a surgery on my knee and some other things going on. We've had the court case for my car accident. We had to deal with that as well. We've also had some other major things happening personally. Deaths in the family and lots of arrangements to be made. Also, I'll let you know that I will be having another major surgery in June and will not be making it to the Blade show. I will be out of work for two weeks because I'm having all the extra skin cut off of my body. We do apologize for an interruption of videos if it were to happen. Will try to shoot some head for you guys so we can fill the space. That being said, thank you for checking out the show. Thank you for your support and your comment.