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Thread: Japanese Hone ID
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06-13-2016, 12:19 AM #1
Japanese Hone ID
Any ideas about this stone type/name/function?
Friend gave me this hone well over a year ago, wondered where it went and I found it today. With so many types of Jnats, have no idea about this one.
He mentioned it may be a transition or even finishing stone, my memory fails me....
At one point, it had some Kanji on the stone.
It's about 4" x 6"
Face of stone, Kanji was located on the bottom right/left, dry:
Back of the stone:
Face of stone with water:
Thanks in advance....
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06-13-2016, 01:12 AM #2
Judging by the color combination of the minerals it appears to be from Hokkaido, the Mt. Yotei area. That would make it a Nonamesan Natural. A fine finisher, possibly as high as 20K.
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06-13-2016, 03:11 AM #3
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06-13-2016, 03:12 AM #4
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06-13-2016, 03:13 AM #5
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06-13-2016, 03:15 AM #6
Well, I knew I couldn't get you with the Frankenphig cause you have been here too long.
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06-13-2016, 06:26 AM #7
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Thanked: 38looks little bit similiar to
ozuku damaskus asagi from metal-master
https://fotki.yandex.ru/users/beavers-net/album/522022/
there is more photo Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы
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06-13-2016, 07:51 AM #8
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Thanked: 168Could be a suita of some kind or nagura type stone
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06-13-2016, 03:21 PM #9
Actually that was the name he mentioned Ozuku...said it he used it as a mid level stone right before going to finishing stones, in this case a Nani 12 and then some type of natural. I used it once and it seemed to really remove a lot of striations, stripped after using the stone, then went Nani 12k then Escher...does that compute?
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06-13-2016, 04:09 PM #10
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Thanked: 38I knew results only from 2 different ozuku's:
1st one
Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы
was bought frm Takeshi Aoki(Japanese chef knife. Sharpening stone. Razor strop. Japanese Razor) feels more like glass, softer a little bit then 2nd (about 4.5+ vs 5) and has some cavities (Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы),
but it gives slurry with tomo-nagura
Fast with native slurry.
Finisher for razor.
There are pics of knive sharpened on it (first - before, second - after the stone with native slurry)
Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы
2nd (frm metal-master) gives slurry only with "dia-nagura".
MM wrote that hardness 5+ but it's more about 5.
There (Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы) says:
Fast with native slurry, but little bit too agressive for razor finish and he used koma with progressive dilution os slurry.
Without slurry - finisher for razor.
There are pics of razor sharpened on it
Озуку (Ozuku, 大çª) - Ðатуральные и иÑкуÑÑтвенны е абразивы
I can't say is it like yours or not. My freind says it can be used to remove scratches after synth stones.