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12-31-2015, 01:52 AM #1
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Thanked: 3795Years ago when Lynn first told me how awesome the Naniwa SuperStones were, I decided that I really wanted them. I have always been a fan of small grit jumps when honing, just like when sanding, so I wanted the entire set. I could not buy all of them from a single source so I ended up buying them from two different places; but the set still was incomplete. The hone that I really wanted to follow the 1k hone was the 2k hone, which I could not find anywhere. I knew that it existed, but I could not find a place to buy it other than in Japan and my kanji reading skills remain poor (non-existent). Eventually I bought my Japanese hone from a German site!
Anyway, my point...
You definitely will like the 2k. It is a great hone and will serve you very well in transitioning between the 1k and 4k. Also, I like your exploratory decision to buy one of each of the holders. Until Lynn chimed in I had no idea that there was any appreciable difference between the holders, so I'm grateful that I learned something new from your inquiry.
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12-31-2015, 02:11 AM #2
Just from playing with it today a bit, it was very nice (in my inexperienced opinion).
The Naniwa is much shallower than the Steelex, and I'm glad I was able to change my order to get one of each (kudos to SRD - they were great).Regards,
PCM