Thread: Soaked Naniwa too long. Any recovery?

Best price on a stone flattener I have seen, so you get a Thanks Euclid. I like the 400-1000 grit, both sides are useful, going to get one.

Originally Posted by Euclid440

Wet & Dry works fine, but can be a pain to use, make sure to bevel or round the edges.

A good Diamond plate will make your life much easier and are relatively inexpensive now.

Check Chef Knives to Go, for a good inexpensive plate, a 400-1k combo for 35 bucks. They are nice plates for lapping and maintaining hones. And it is great for sharpening knives and tools.

Wow, wish I'd seen that before I got my DMT. Nice find!