Thread: Some guy in Japan

Nice stone. I have one that is nearly identical, though I lapped the kanji away since the chisel marks on the back were really deep. It is a very nice stone. I use it as a polisher before switching to my nakayama asagi.

I paid way less of course
IIRC I traded it for a box of Belgian chocolates.
Although I have to admit that it was a gamble, as neither I or the one sending it over had an idea of what I would actually get. So it was a bit of luck of the draw.

Originally Posted by Bruno

Nice stone. I have one that is nearly identical, though I lapped the kanji away since the chisel marks on the back were really deep. It is a very nice stone. I use it as a polisher before switching to my nakayama asagi.

I paid way less of course

Quiet you!

Jim, congrats on the sale!! I bid at the very end, but a little to low, unfortunately. Excellent stone, and thanks again for the photos.

I go the stone .
This is great finishing stone. worth every penny i spend on it. THANK YOU JIMMY

I once read about a pig farmer who didn't know what to do with all the droppings. He started a company called—get this, Shipit (it's in how you read it). For a fee they will ship "it" to your friend/enemy/ex-wife, whoever. Me, I can't sell S**t.

. . .as for the stone? I guess that is one way to get your rocks off - LOL.