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    I was thinking if getting an Ozuki or old hard and heavy Japanese finishing stone..but I was wondering..I currently have a Naniwa 12k SS stone..it does its job just fine...but how would one of the stones in the classifieds section be any different other than weight and way of use?

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    Quote Originally Posted by smalltank View Post
    I was thinking if getting an Ozuki or old hard and heavy Japanese finishing stone..but I was wondering..I currently have a Naniwa 12k SS stone..it does its job just fine...but how would one of the stones in the classifieds section be any different other than weight and way of use?
    I would like to give you my 2 cents, but I don't quite understand your question?
    Which stones are you talking about??

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    I meant in general..do the heavy Japanese stones tend to be a high er grit and give a finer sharper edge or is based on what each person uses and how they use em?

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    Japanese stones, A.K.A. j-nats, are a field of study by themselves. Far more complex to learn about than other naturals because of the large variety. So I can't answer your question directly but I can steer you to this blog entry by JimR who is an expert in the field. http://straightrazorpalace.com/membe...ese-stone.html
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    thank you...answered my question ;-)

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