Sharpening Systems = More Stones Better Results???

**JonnyO** · 11-27-2009, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by mainaman

Haha yeah, the same way I was set with my 16 shapton, before I went on to buy one of those multo $$$ Japanese finishers...

Isnt that how it always goes? For me it went Chinese 12k, then Shapton 16K, then Nakayama Kiita, then TM Paddle Strop w/ pastes.

Now I just gotta sweet what I like best.

**mainaman** · 11-27-2009, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by JonnyO

Isnt that how it always goes? For me it went Chinese 12k, then Shapton 16K, then Nakayama Kiita, then TM Paddle Strop w/ pastes.

Now I just gotta sweet what I like best.

I guess 90% of the time those are the steps.
12k Chinese, 16 Shapton, Nakayama (cheap and not very good polisher) , a nice Suita (to arrive next week) rated in the 35-38k range for final polish.

**kingreverent** · 11-28-2009, 12:05 AM

Hi,
May I refer to this thread in Advanced Honing Topics a while ago:
Chinese 12K/Naniwa 12000/SPYDERCO UF
Meanwhile since I'm still using this progression I constantly get the finest shaves. With stroping these blades will get only better.
I think that the fine progression of honing grits is the way it should be done to obtain the famous BBS shave

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