Proyan whetstones review and testing

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2024

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  • @dpo8499
    @dpo8499 Год назад +4

    That deba came out very nice.

  • @DTrizzy
    @DTrizzy 11 месяцев назад +3

    The 400 grit is nothing like my Shapton Glass 500. The micron numbers are close to each other, but the PROYAN TAIDEA stone breaks down way too fast, and is soo muddy like a Suehiro stone. If you like that kind of stone then get these. They will need to be leveled/lapped a lot, unless you are good at using the entire stone surface. For a 30-45min session I can see a clear dip in my 400 stone.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  11 месяцев назад +3

      Mine doesn't feel that soft.

    • @DTrizzy
      @DTrizzy 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@DanielWorkshop water seems to want to melt mine away. It works don't get me wrong. But the binder in mine is way softer then Shapton. I don't even think I used that much water. I would need to rinse and clean it after each pass to get the buildup removed. Glad I didn't invest much in this line. I almost was going to order more for gifts. This might be a hit or miss from a chinese brand.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  11 месяцев назад +2

      Could be. I just tested another chinese glass stone (not taidea) and it was doing exactly what you said. Very soft.

    • @ขนตูดมงคล
      @ขนตูดมงคล 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@DanielWorkshop I buy that Taidea, that's 8000 and 4000 grit feel like 600 grit from Japanese stone. That glass 8000grit can not make a little mirror edge (it's too cloudy), so I feel bad for all Taidea ( every grit )

    • @ขนตูดมงคล
      @ขนตูดมงคล 6 месяцев назад +2

      I agree with you, I'll back to use Suehiro and Shapton 😅😅

  •  Год назад +3

    Hello my friend,
    a nice sharpening stone. Thanks for the introduction and detailed information. good test. All the best.

  • @Hatim94
    @Hatim94 3 месяца назад +2

    I am planing to buy them
    Do you think it’s a good choice for beginners?

  • @Geekster.
    @Geekster. 11 месяцев назад

    Since, AliExpress is banned in india. And King stones are way too much costly get like single 1000 grit king stone costs around 45 dollars. Are kai 1000 & 3000 grit stones good? It's available here by official kai store. Each seperately costs around 25 & 30 dollars. Is it good option?

  • @antoniostuppia900
    @antoniostuppia900 Год назад +1

    daniel, what stones do you suggest for free hand razor shaving?
    I was thinking for king 800/6000 combo + 1 natural stones as finisher or
    imanishi 1000/6000 combo+ 1 natural stone as finisher
    actually i have only one 5000 taidea + lether strop and green paste for home use for knives.
    thank you, i watched almost all your videos, very informative!

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +5

      First thank you for following me.
      I recommend using a japanese or a known manufacturer of whetstones because they have better quality control. The chinese stones are good for knives but for razors are not that good imo. The problem is that there might be particles with big differences in the same stone. For a knife that's not a problem but on a razor will damage the blade and it will give you a scratch on your face.
      To finish I have tested a lot of natural stones but for me, the japanese natural finishers are giving me the best result.

  • @eugenemancirin3590
    @eugenemancirin3590 Год назад +2

    Ordered 400, 3k and 15k. Curious if 15k will work for razors.

  • @renesfoodpassion
    @renesfoodpassion Год назад +1

    very nice Stones! i ordered exactly thees three stones to compare it to my shapton glas (they are on end of life) :-)

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +2

      Please tell me when they come if they are performing as mine. 🙂

  • @sebastianmaliszewski9036
    @sebastianmaliszewski9036 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the review! I really like how you make videos. It’s shocking that these stones gave such good results

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Me too. For 90 usd they worked perfectly. 😁 Thank you for your feedback. 🙂

    • @sebastianmaliszewski9036
      @sebastianmaliszewski9036 Год назад +1

      @@DanielWorkshop im thinking if I should get 400 and 1000. I have an offer: both of these stones for 23 dollars. It won’t be my first stones, but I am in need of something in that grit range

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Where did you find them with that price?

    • @sebastianmaliszewski9036
      @sebastianmaliszewski9036 Год назад +2

      @@DanielWorkshop second hand 😆

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Aaaa. Make sense now. 😁

  • @MMMmyshawarma
    @MMMmyshawarma 11 месяцев назад +2

    Well, you convinced me, I just purchased the 240 and 400. It also helps that Amazon US has them for $9.90 each. Curious to see how the 240 is, if it's good at thinning and damage repairs.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  11 месяцев назад +2

      Wow that is a bargain.

    • @DTrizzy
      @DTrizzy 11 месяцев назад +1

      Just got the 400 for the same deal. Just missed the 240 that was in my cart when only 2 was left.
      I suggest you use it dry if you don't want a muddy mess.
      Seems to work fine dry for touchups. You can clean it off with a Dressing Stone/Rust Eraser with water after you are done.
      So disappointed it doesn't behave closer to the Shapton Glass.

    • @DTrizzy
      @DTrizzy 9 месяцев назад +1

      Did your samples turn out to be good. I still have my 400 but haven't tried using it in a long time. I'll probably never use it wet again.

    • @MMMmyshawarma
      @MMMmyshawarma 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@DTrizzy I really like the 400. The 240 thirsts all the damn time and makes a crusty mess.

    • @MMMmyshawarma
      @MMMmyshawarma 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@DTrizzy I'll try the 240 dry, but I'm seriously considering just trading it.

  • @cupoftt420
    @cupoftt420 Год назад +1

    pretty knives but ist it a splash stone to splash sometimes

    • @cupoftt420
      @cupoftt420 Год назад

      the only thing stopping me from buying shaptons is my dad

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад

      The stones can be splash and go and soaking stones. Splash and go means that you don't have to soak them . After you start sharpening, splashing them from time to time is normal. :)

  • @DanielWorkshop
    @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +5

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  • @shais10yearago97
    @shais10yearago97 Год назад +2

    at last this has been out for review .thanks daniel 👍👍

  • @frixux
    @frixux Год назад +1

    Do you think 400grit is best general options

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Hmm. Could be, but i like my edge to be shiny so I tend to use also a finishing stone. 😁

  • @NoName-dr7cx
    @NoName-dr7cx Год назад +2

    Hey Daniel! Thanks for your review! I'd like to ask you what budget stones except these can you recommend for kitchen knives sharpening?
    Thanks!!

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Hello. You can try the chinese stones or Naniwa traditional but I don't think there is a better deal quality over price. Taidea glass are very good. You can't go wrong with them.

    • @NoName-dr7cx
      @NoName-dr7cx Год назад

      @@DanielWorkshop I appreciate your answer! Waiting for more stone reviews! Keep it up!

  • @EDCandLace
    @EDCandLace Год назад +1

    Do the cut even close to as fast as shapton glass???

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +3

      Very close and similar finish. At least mine did. The problem with Chinese things is that you can't be sure that next one will be the same.

    • @DTrizzy
      @DTrizzy 11 месяцев назад

      @@DanielWorkshop I don't think mine was the same :(

  • @shais10yearago97
    @shais10yearago97 Год назад

    Did you know taidea come out with a new sharpening disc like tumbler .

  • @alextan2465
    @alextan2465 Год назад +1

    I have these stones. Avoid prolonged exposure to water, it will soften the stone.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +2

      Good to know. 🙂

    • @l26wang
      @l26wang Год назад +1

      It looks to be magnesium bonded. You shouldn't soak any such stones (naniwa pro, kuromaku, SG), they will get soft.

    • @DTrizzy
      @DTrizzy 11 месяцев назад

      got the 400 it breaks down too much like a Cerax 300 muddy.
      Might be best to just use this stone almost dry

  • @danielemansilla
    @danielemansilla 7 месяцев назад

    With a shapton glass that stone would be black in 5 seconds of the amount of sharpening metal slurry. That stone talks at a simple sight

  • @TocilarulTimisorean
    @TocilarulTimisorean Год назад +1

    Ai stat foarte mult pe piatra de 1000 fara sa verifici bavura pe 1 parte si nu imi dau seama daca piatra pileste incet sau pur si simplu ai lucrat tu muchia mai mult.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +3

      Din cate imi aduc aminte am verificat si nu am simtit bavura. Si m-am gandit ca o sa am mult de lucru si de aia n-am verificat. Dar abia apoi am observat ca piatra face o bavura foarte mica aproape insesizabila. Ele par mai fine decat granulatia care scrie pe ele.

  • @constantinbarbu.
    @constantinbarbu. Год назад +1

    ai si canal in romana? if not im good with this content😁

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Am. Se numește Atelierul lui Daniel. 🙂

  • @filipsalapa
    @filipsalapa 8 месяцев назад +1

    Subbed!

  • @7in1
    @7in1 Год назад

    damn the day i watched your review! I bought set of these stones (2k, 3k, 6k, 10k) and they are having so many inner particles inclusions that it has ruined the edge of my straight razor ! Damnit! Hate this review🥺

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +1

      Did I say that they are good for razors?

    • @7in1
      @7in1 Год назад

      @@DanielWorkshop Pal, do you realize, the same damage to a cutting edge will be happening be it a razor, knife or an AXE, with NO difference at all because of irregularities of a grain? Without microscope your review is weak and irresponsible, so are the stones!

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Год назад +4

      Pal, the knife and an axe are used to cut something. Not to shave. You could have asked me before you buy them for my opinion but you decided to go your way. And now it is easier to blame me. I sharpen razors too but never ever use chinese stones. You bought the cheapest stones and you wonder why they are not good for razors?