chosera 800 vs shapton 1000

I find them to be too soft. https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-has-a-zero-tolerance-policy-towards-threats-of-violence-extremism-be-warned.1769537/, https://www.ebay.com/itm/Japanese-k...892566?hash=item33d101ddd6:g:7koAAOSwOMdZRhB4, https://sharpeningstones.ru/cat/точильные-камни-для-apex/россия/gritalon, https://bladeforums.com/threads/gritalon-silicon-carbide-and-aluminum-oxide-stones-review.1563787/, (You must log in or sign up to reply here. And I know the general rule is to not mix diamond and whetstone or is that not good? You will appreciate the extra speed just having one stone. The 800 is slightly faster than a 1000, but not significantly faster than a 1000 when it comes to ordinary first stage sharpening. Naniwa Professional Chosera 1,000 Grit . by ken123 » Mon May 21, 2018 9:57 pm, Post That sounds like a great setup, I am a little low on funds so will just get 1 stone for now. 2000 Fine Grit - … by slickmamba » Mon May 21, 2018 4:23 pm, Post A. Advantages of the Naniwa ‘Chosera’ round series : Minimal moisture absorption: After wetting the stone you can directly start the … $85.00. If you have questions about sharpening products, steels or techniques post them here. On the kit I'm looking at it comes with a set of boride stones so I'll have them one way or another. We carry the baseless version so the stone can be used on both ... Naniwa Professional Chosera 800 Grit. update=copyright.getFullYear(); $29.95. 00. by Kit Craft » Mon May 21, 2018 7:51 pm, Post My favorite of the two Shaptons is definitely the 500, which could probably be rated higher. C $55.69. No, the Choceras aren't "overkill" for a home user so long as you plan to learn to use them. And how can I find your review on the grotilons? These are big thick stones which will last a long, long time. Discussion in 'Maintenance, Tinkering & Embellishment' started by dizL, Mar 25, 2018. Depending on how much I like the Shaptons, I can get a 30000 or go the route of something like a JNAT. document.write("Copyright\u0020\u0026copy\u003B 2017 - "+ update + " Chefknivestogo Forums"); Powered by phpBB® Forum Software © phpBB Limited. The Naniwa Chosera 1000 whetstone uses magnesia as binder for the abrasive, in this case white aluminium oxide. The Shaptons on amazon.com I can get the 1500 (I've read it's comparable to the Naniwa 1000) and 5000 for $93 USD = $117 CAD. Naniwa Professional Chosera 400 Grit . by gladius » Tue May 22, 2018 7:48 am, Post $81.00. Naniwa Chosera Stones 400, 600, 800, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000,10000 Apex Edge pro. They seem very similar in many respects but, there definitely are some differences. To circle back around since no one has mentioned it, the Gesshin 2000 or another fast 2000 grit would give you access to higher polish finishing stones easily. 8 1/4" x 2 3/4" (210 mm x 70 mm) and 1" (25 mm) thick. $68.00. Based on longterm experience and reputations, we specialize in abrasive media, stone processing tools, sandblasting systems and diamond tools. They provide an excellent, smooth feel while working and deliver a fantastic edge. Post Jumping right to a 6000 grit stone or what have you after a 2000 is managable on most steels. by old onion » Mon May 21, 2018 4:34 pm, Post Also you said the Shaptons are on the softer side but what are you comparing that to? In operation since 1998, BladeForums.com has led the industry since Day 1. Naniwa Chosera 800 Grit Stone - with Base. I will add a finishing stone 3-5k sometime later in the future, but want something to learn how to sharpen and last me a while! Shapton GlassStone 3-Piece Sharpening Stone Set: 320, 1000, 4000, Free Guide Clip The Naniwa Pro 800 gives about the same aggressiveness and polish as many other 1k stones. by slickmamba » Wed May 23, 2018 2:33 am, Post i really love my chosera 800, it is part of my main 400/800/3000 progression i use for most of my knives, but if i could only have one to pair with a coticule, it would be a chosera 400. i cant express how much i love that stone. by cedarhouse » Mon May 21, 2018 11:29 pm, Post Price advantage because of direct import! I've been there done that and I went with the Cho 800 because that is what everybody liked as well,in fact,most like the 400,800 and the 3000 grit choseras as a great one,two three punch.I agree after using mine for awhile. by slickmamba » Tue May 22, 2018 4:59 pm, Post $88.00. 4.9 out of 5 stars 313. Naniwa vs Shapton. The chosera stones or diamond or....? I like the Shapton glass grit range a little better then the pro but I'm a bit confused what the difference is between the Glass and Pro as well as the naniwa super stones and the chosera stones. Naniwa large round sharpening stone grit 1000. by Jeff B » Tue May 22, 2018 4:10 pm, Post This handle set can follow the 400/600 grit diamond stones of the basic kit, though I prefer it after the 800/1000 handle set. I think I will be going with the chosera 800, its only $63 on amazon, and I will get a 3k sometime in the future (then something in the 200-400) and eventually a ~6k or SW. Actually, if I go that route I’d have to get a stone holder :/. I can give you some info but keep in mind that most of what I'll say regrarding shaptons is 2nd hand. Very popular choice as a workhorse stone. As far as I can tell, the Shapton Pro = Kuromaku stone depending on region, and the Naniwa Pro is the renamed/replacement Chosera. by slickmamba » Mon May 21, 2018 5:06 pm, Post I've used the Chosera 400, 600, 1000 & 3000. ... Naniwa Chosera 800 Grit Stone - with Base. by slickmamba » Wed May 23, 2018 2:34 am. $88.00. I'm going to the States in a couple weeks so I could get it shipped there and pick it up. NANIWA CHOSERA Japanese Super Ceramics Whetstone SS-1000/#1000, with Plastic Holder & Dressing Stone #600, which is the highest grade and most selling Naniwa's Whetstone for Professional use. This Chosera does everything well - whether kitchen or pocket knives, chisels or plane irons, etc. Naniwa Professional Stone 600 Naniwa Professional Stone 800 Naniwa Professional Stone 1000 If sharpening stones were knives, a 1000 grit would be a chef’s knife; it’s used for almost everything. I have also always read and believe that the Gesshin wears fast, which considering the size of such stones and frequency of sharpening for a home cook is not the end of the world, but it does mean you would need a flattening plate in a short time frame. I don't find the jump from the 800 to the 3k to be an issue and in fact I have gone from 800 to 8k without issue too. A stone for when you need something a bit coarser than 1000, but don't want to remove too much.

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