Thread: Asano Nagura set

What you will find is that every natural stone has its own character. I encourage you to experiment. Pick a blade with an edge you put on using your current technique. Once you get the nagura set, take it from bevel set up through a progression and see what you think. Then go back to the beginning and change it up. Think of all the permutations you can. This will help you decide which method works for you and your particular stone set...

Originally Posted by LegalBeagle

What you will find is that every natural stone has its own character. I encourage you to experiment. Pick a blade with an edge you put on using your current technique. Once you get the nagura set, take it from bevel set up through a progression and see what you think. Then go back to the beginning and change it up. Think of all the permutations you can. This will help you decide which method works for you and your particular stone set...

I will do that.. This honing business really is a rabbit hole and I think I took the blue pill and the red one