Help about polish grit hone ..

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Originally Posted by mainaman

My only issue with low grit superstone was the stone would load too fast, which does not happen with chosera(it does not load at all).

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Can you clarify what you mean by "low grit"? My Nani 400 SS doesn't load at all.

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Originally Posted by holli4pirating

Can you clarify what you mean by "low grit"? My Nani 400 SS doesn't load at all.

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I used to have 1k Super Stone.

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Originally Posted by mainaman

For sharpening knives Superstones are just as good as Chosera. They work differently and give different results in terms of bevel polish etc.
I own Chosera 1k, 3k and Superstone 5k,10k the combo of the two kinds work just great for razors and obviously for knives.
My only issue with low grit superstone was the stone would load too fast, which does not happen with chosera(it does not load at all).

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I use both the Chosera and Superstone 1K and normally work about 12 restoration or customer honing razors at a time. I have never seen either load up more than the other and actually the results are quite similar. Both clean up very easily with the GDLP. The Chosera definitely has a harder feel, but great cutting feedback.

For what it's worth, I have done over three thousand razors on the thinner Naniwa Superstones with the stands and they are still in service. The thicker is a personal preference and why not......

Have fun,

Lynn