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Kasumi Marble Sharpening Whetstone 2000 Grit - $28.96 & Delivery ($0 Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Usually sells for over $100, been declining in price to this all-time low. Good price for a decent brand.

Dont forget CR/SB.

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  • Didn’t last long, two left, cheapest now $108.

  • crap, i missed out on both of these :(

  • Damn…missed it.

  • Been looking to buy a couple. What brand do people recommend, and why?

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      I have a few Shapton Pro. First decent stones I've had so can't compare with other offerings. Local seller below with good prices…not much stock atm though.

      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Shapton-Professional-Ha-no-kurom…

      Unless you're getting diamond stones they'll wear in the middle (dish) and you'll need something to keep them flat. Those more experienced than me can do this with a small stone but can't imagine it's easy to do properly. There are cheaper options I went for a diamond stone larger than my whetstones to keep them flat.

      Something like this is a cheap easy alternative at around $30. Diamond stones are about $10 each in varying grits. It's not idiot proof and does take a little practice but much easier to get a consistent edge than freehand.

      https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ruixin-PRO-III-Kitchen-Knife-Sha…

      • which lapping stones did you end up getting? I need one myself but not sure where to go.

        • some recommends sandpaper, which makes sense since its cheap, very easy to get it flat, can use dry or wet.
          Shapton doesn't recommend it but maybe its because they're selling their own products for this purpose.

        Q: Is it OK to use sandpaper to flatten a sharpening stone's surface?
        A: No, abrasive paper can leave a stone clogged, with the result that the blade slips and it is impossible to sharpen it.

        • or I can get diamond plates from ebay AU - 600 grit

        • this 70mm x 20mm Shapton lapping disc

        • generic 180grit silicon carbide lapping stones

        • a bag of silicon carbide grit (and flat glass) from Jewellery supply

        • +1

          I used to have an Atoma #600 but lost it about a year ago. Started looking at cheaper alternatives but will probably just get another one.

          Worked flawlessly and still felt brand new after a few years of use

      • The Shapton FAQ even recommend lapping low grit stones by rubbing them together!

        Q: Can lapping be carried out by rubbing stones against each other?
        A: Yes, it can. In such cases we recommend rubbing three sharpening stones against each other, in turn.

  • I've heard pebble whet stones are good.

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