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    A nice suita just showed up and a Nakayma koppa.

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    Those are beauties Stefan!

    Cheers, Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve56 View Post
    Those are beauties Stefan!

    Cheers, Steve
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    Suita stones are the ones that are white with brownish swirls? I see them all the time, but I always thought they were mainly good for kitchen knives. Are there razor quality suita?

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    Quote Originally Posted by prodigy View Post
    Suita stones are the ones that are white with brownish swirls? I see them all the time, but I always thought they were mainly good for kitchen knives. Are there razor quality suita?
    They can be all kinds of colors I'll snap a quick pic of all that I have right now. They are great to use after 1k to bridge right to the finisher. Much faster than nagura progression.
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    Lately I've only been using one synthetic stone. My kiita stones from alex cut so fast that in a matter of seconds all 1k stria are completely gone. They are also fine enough to stop there, but I usually go to one of my top finishers after the kiita. I've never seen that much improvement of my edges doing a full nagura progression, versus just using a mejiro or koma or tomo. It all looks the same when visually inspecting the edge regardless of which nagura I use. I imagine the feel would be different if I tried shaving after each one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    A nice suita just showed up and a Nakayma koppa.
    Fantastic Stefan! Enjoy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by prodigy View Post
    Lately I've only been using one synthetic stone. My kiita stones from alex cut so fast that in a matter of seconds all 1k stria are completely gone. They are also fine enough to stop there, but I usually go to one of my top finishers after the kiita. I've never seen that much improvement of my edges doing a full nagura progression, versus just using a mejiro or koma or tomo. It all looks the same when visually inspecting the edge regardless of which nagura I use. I imagine the feel would be different if I tried shaving after each one.
    That works well with softer steels, with very hard steels like most Japanese razors it will be faster to get a suita between the 1k and the finisher. Of course synthetics solve the issue with wear resistance easily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    They can be all kinds of colors I'll snap a quick pic of all that I have right now. They are great to use after 1k to bridge right to the finisher. Much faster than nagura progression.
    Here three of my suita, that see frequent use in my progression.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    Here three of my suita, that see frequent use in my progression.
    The left, pure one looks great. By the way, I'm avoiding stones with these red/brown lines, although everyone says they are safe. Are they cracks, or maybe inclusions of softer material? Sorry if I'm getting off topic.
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