Thread: Show Me Your... Bevel Setters!

I have a king 1000 for bevel setting, when i want to take off a lot of metal I use a Coticule slurry stone on it. That really speeds things up.

Chosera 600, period
My worn dmt.1.2k is a good performer aswell

The Chosera 1K (Ol Sloppy), is my main bevel setter. If working with heavy wedge grinds or repairs the Chosera 600 works well. The Amakusa can be a good natural bevel setter but slower, some have experienced chipped edges off the Amakusa. Others do not like it at all and feel it would best be served as a base to hold the other stones. It is a natural stone so variations will exist. Have fun.
MIke

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Chosera 600
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Originally Posted by Pithor

Exactly like the right one, only slighty thinner. Works like a charm, and the slurry breaks down so it actually gets finer as you go along, although mine is pretty fast.

ah looks just like mine. But I use my Chosera 800 and King 1k as my bevel setters. With the Cretan I scrape the surface with the Cretan slurry stone dry to make a some powder then add a tbsp of water and go. About 2-3 k level
Love it though and it will take it much higher on water

Originally Posted by 111Nathaniel

I have a king 1000 for bevel setting, when i want to take off a lot of metal I use a Coticule slurry stone on it. That really speeds things up.

have to try that! thanks