Nakayama Asagi with yake (yellow/orange coloring).
Yuuyake means sunset in Japanese.
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Nakayama Asagi with yake (yellow/orange coloring).
Yuuyake means sunset in Japanese.
My latest acquisition , a beautiful and very big Ohira Renge Suita, from Maksim @ JNS.
The stone has the purple renge but also a spot with black renge, very unique and beautiful. Already lacquered the sides and back.
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[QUOTE=mainaman;866535]My latest acquisition , a beautiful and very big Ohira Renge Suita, from Maksim @ JNS.
The stone has the purple renge but also a spot with black renge, very unique and beautiful. Already lacquered the sides and back.
My lord...its the size of a brick! Beautiful stone! :)
where do you acquire tomonagura? the only place i know of is JNS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brighty83
Me too, as far I know this is the best source. You can try So at japantool but he's on hiatis.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ezpz
Most of my tomonagura stones came from two jnats that I cut up
I purchased a heap really really cheap and found two were no good for sharpening due to su and flakey layers.
They do work wonders for tomonagura stones though
Gorgeous stone! If you've had time to play with it, how does it work on razors? Prepolisher, finisher, fast, slow, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by mainaman
This is a very fast prepolisher, it finishes ~10k level.Quote:
Originally Posted by PA23-250
Stefan, HAD much?Quote:
Originally Posted by mainaman
Just kidding Brighty, ooops, Stefan...Enjoy your rock....
Rich yes, but look those are very very good stones at high demand in Japan, when opportunity presents to get one it should not be missed.Quote:
Originally Posted by zib
