Naniwa Chocera Pro Stone 3000 Grit
This is where most honing starts. If your blade pulls but still cuts, this range is about as rough as you should need to go. It grinds steel well, but is far less aggressive than a rougher stone such as 1,000. As a result, the stone does the job without grinding excess steel and shortening the life of your blade.
Naniwa Professional stones are harder than most, so they stay flat better and last much longer than cheaper options.
Always flatten your stone with a truing stone after sharpening.
When to use this stone:
- Will need a Progression from a medium grit stone but leaves a good standard of sharpness.
- Not great for knife thinning, but possible
- Probably the best touch up or polishing stone for Japanese stainless steels
- Works really well for any stainless steel 63 HRC or above.
About Naniwa - Naniwa is the biggest and best sharpening stone manufacturer in Japan. Their stones are among some of the highest quality in the world, good for both professional and amateur. They make a wide range or grits and densities, so you can choose the perfect stone for your needs and budget.
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Naniwa Chocera Pro Stone 3000 Grit
Naniwa Chocera Pro Stone 3000 Grit
This is where most honing starts. If your blade pulls but still cuts, this range is about as rough as you should need to go. It grinds steel well, but is far less aggressive than a rougher stone such as 1,000. As a result, the stone does the job without grinding excess steel and shortening the life of your blade.
Naniwa Professional stones are harder than most, so they stay flat better and last much longer than cheaper options.
Always flatten your stone with a truing stone after sharpening.
When to use this stone:
- Will need a Progression from a medium grit stone but leaves a good standard of sharpness.
- Not great for knife thinning, but possible
- Probably the best touch up or polishing stone for Japanese stainless steels
- Works really well for any stainless steel 63 HRC or above.
About Naniwa - Naniwa is the biggest and best sharpening stone manufacturer in Japan. Their stones are among some of the highest quality in the world, good for both professional and amateur. They make a wide range or grits and densities, so you can choose the perfect stone for your needs and budget.
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This is where most honing starts. If your blade pulls but still cuts, this range is about as rough as you should need to go. It grinds steel well, but is far less aggressive than a rougher stone such as 1,000. As a result, the stone does the job without grinding excess steel and shortening the life of your blade.
Naniwa Professional stones are harder than most, so they stay flat better and last much longer than cheaper options.
Always flatten your stone with a truing stone after sharpening.
When to use this stone:
- Will need a Progression from a medium grit stone but leaves a good standard of sharpness.
- Not great for knife thinning, but possible
- Probably the best touch up or polishing stone for Japanese stainless steels
- Works really well for any stainless steel 63 HRC or above.
About Naniwa - Naniwa is the biggest and best sharpening stone manufacturer in Japan. Their stones are among some of the highest quality in the world, good for both professional and amateur. They make a wide range or grits and densities, so you can choose the perfect stone for your needs and budget.
