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    The only 12k I am finding is the Naniwa super stone. No professional in 12K. Is the Super Stone the one to get?

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    i think the professional series only goes up to 10k , the sharpening series ( was the super stone ,has the 12k)

    i always thought my razors felt good on the SS 12k , the only thing i didnt like was that after i was done i didnt like the crisp sharp feel that the 12k left , and now finish on just a coticule or thuri , or thuri after a coticule

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    Quote Originally Posted by Straightandproud View Post
    The only 12k I am finding is the Naniwa super stone. No professional in 12K. Is the Super Stone the one to get?
    The super stone/speciality come in 12k the chosera/professional only go up to 10k.

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    Quote Originally Posted by markbignosekelly View Post
    The super stone/speciality come in 12k the chosera/professional only go up to 10k.
    Ok, that clears it up.

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    The 12k will be white. Sharpening supplies has it $104 but I got mine here for a lot less

    http://www.knivesandtools.co.uk/en/p...ning-stone.htm

    I love the edge I get with the naniwa 12K. I use the Apache strata after the naniwa and it WOWS ME
    Last edited by cubancigar2000; 02-18-2015 at 09:34 PM.
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    yes, but that is without a base. That's ok too I guess but I like them with the rubber base for the same money
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    Quote Originally Posted by cubancigar2000 View Post
    yes, but that is without a base. That's ok too I guess but I like them with the rubber base for the same money
    I have a mat I got at wal mart it's a kitchen counter anti slip mat and I lay the stone on it and hone. works fine. stone doesn't slip at all.

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    another consideration is the stone without base is only half as thick. I feel that's a biggy
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    True, with the SRD stone you still need to buy the base and lapping stone, if you don't already have them.

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    It is important to me to get it up off the table. doing it on a mat does not give much clearance. good luck in your purchase
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