From the markings and wood base I would assume they are Yoshihiro. Also, I would imagine they would use their own stones on their channel. I could be wrong though.
You have to use a stone, a rust eraser won't be cutting it. The deeper the scratch is, the rougher the stone, more grit progressions, and the more material you will have to take off.
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Hi Im a left-handed chef with a right-handed knife. How should I sharp this? Thanks
It looks like he used the #200 grinding stone to restore the tip of this knife.
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Masamoto?
That's what it says on the blade.
What sones are used? The maker
From the markings and wood base I would assume they are Yoshihiro. Also, I would imagine they would use their own stones on their channel. I could be wrong though.
The one he flattened with the pink fixer really looks like a kitayama 8000. Or an Arashiyama 6000.
Hi!! Yoshihiro, can you show me how to remove scratch mark on my knife. Thks!
You have to use a stone, a rust eraser won't be cutting it. The deeper the scratch is, the rougher the stone, more grit progressions, and the more material you will have to take off.
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Awesome work!
Sweet!