I like Mejiro for my Chosera #2000 and #3000. I like Tenjo for my Shapton #5000, #8000 and #12k. I still wonder if I like Mejiro for my natural 10k stone for the future to accomplish mirror finish.
Thanks Mr. Wako for another great video! Even though English is your second Language, You make all of your videos much more fun and easy to understand than ANY other American born/speaking channel on the entire Web!!! Thank you for your hard work and videos Friend!!! Frank
Anybody ever used a translucent Arkansas natural novaculite stone. Puts on an unbelievable edge as the final step. Never needs flattering and will never wear out. I have an 8"×2.5"×7/8". You can see through it. Not cheap though..
Hello Wako, I have had the time to try my nagura stones. I found that the slurry of all the nagura stones create a slurry of my chosera 3k stone and only a small bit of the nagura itself. The slurry was Always purple. I believe tenjo made 50/50 slurry of nagura and the 3k stone. Also tenjo felt alot better than botan in my opinion
Hello, I tried my mejiro nagura with my 2000 chosera and it did like you say. Too hard for chosera 2000. Then I tried it with my 600 chosera and it made a nice white slurry. No blue in the slurry. Maybe I will have to get Tenjo or Button for my 2000 and use mejiro with my 600 to make smoother feel. Thanks again for the vids.
Wako San, is it ok to use the nagura as a stone cleaner on all the Shapton Pro stones, not only high grits? I want to use it to clean material from the surface of the Shapton 1K, 2K, 5K, 8K. Will it work as a good stone surface cleaner? Which is better as a general purpose cleaning nagura? Botan or Tanjo? Thanks.
Thanks Mr. Wako for another great video! Even though English is your second Language, You make all of your videos much more fun and easy to understand than ANY other American born/speaking channel on the entire Web!!! Thank you for your hard work and videos Friend!!!
Frank
Anybody ever used a translucent Arkansas natural novaculite stone. Puts on an unbelievable edge as the final step. Never needs flattering and will never wear out. I have an 8"×2.5"×7/8". You can see through it. Not cheap though..
Hello Wako,
I have had the time to try my nagura stones.
I found that the slurry of all the nagura stones create a slurry of my chosera 3k stone and only a small bit of the nagura itself. The slurry was Always purple. I believe tenjo made 50/50 slurry of nagura and the 3k stone.
Also tenjo felt alot better than botan in my opinion
Fantastic. Understand you perfectly. Good work
He has a couple of videos showing the site where he gets these from. And they do ship overseas. Been meaning to get in touch with them myself.
The chosera stones can easily be purchased from suppliers here in the states.
Smooth sharpening
Great video!
Where can these be purchased? And the Chosera as well. Thank you, sir.
Hello, I tried my mejiro nagura with my 2000 chosera and it did like you say. Too hard for chosera 2000. Then I tried it with my 600 chosera and it made a nice white slurry. No blue in the slurry. Maybe I will have to get Tenjo or Button for my 2000 and use mejiro with my 600 to make smoother feel. Thanks again for the vids.
Don't think there is any, check wako's video ''The correct site which ships 純三河白名倉 overseas '' shipping isnt very pricey
Any of the stones you do not like, would make good give away contest gifts to subscribers.
Wako San, is it ok to use the nagura as a stone cleaner on all the Shapton Pro stones, not only high grits? I want to use it to clean material from the surface of the Shapton 1K, 2K, 5K, 8K. Will it work as a good stone surface cleaner?
Which is better as a general purpose cleaning nagura? Botan or Tanjo? Thanks.
Maybe yes. But I don't apply Nagura to my 1K and 2K but 3M fabric to wash them.
I'm having trouble finding a US retailer for the tenjo nagura. Anyone have a link?