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    Hi,

    I'm very interested in Jnat stones, and I'm wondering what would be a good Jnat stone to replace a Naniwa 3k - Naniwa 5k -Naniwa 8k, before a finishing stone?

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    There's plenty. Most suita should cover that easily. You don't have to use a jnat in that range if you have synthetics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill31521 View Post
    There's plenty. Most suita should cover that easily. You don't have to use a jnat in that range if you have synthetics.
    This for example:
    https://www.japanstones.com/product-...4-tenjou-suita

    I would like try a full jnat progression.

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    I would keep your synthetics until you have found the stone that does that progression for you. Jnats can do it but usually its easier to go up to 5k/8k and then a finishing jnat. Also might be able to get away with a finishing jnat and using diamond plate slurry to bring it up.

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    I wanted to do the same thing but figured out it was faster and easier to do a 1-8k synthetic then JNAT finish
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowman12 View Post
    This for example:
    https://www.japanstones.com/product-...4-tenjou-suita

    I would like try a full jnat progression.
    Well if you want to try everything then you will need deep pockets. You may go around the world with stones like I did to end up back where I started. Synthetic to jnat finisher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowman12 View Post
    Hi,

    I'm very interested in Jnat stones, and I'm wondering what would be a good Jnat stone to replace a Naniwa 3k - Naniwa 5k -Naniwa 8k, before a finishing stone?
    Get in touch with a reputable seller of Jnats, tell them what you want and see what they have.
    I have gotten good stones from japan-tool.com, japanesenaturalstones and tomonagura.com
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    I too wanted to try this and worked my way thru all the steps with naguras and all. Then tried the washita white for a middle ground. In the end i found the 1k thru 8k then jnat to be my choice in jnat finishes.
    It's just Sharpening, right?
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    could always get a hard jnat finisher and save $$ by starting with some nagura to determine the types of naturals you like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sloanwinters View Post
    could always get a hard jnat finisher and save $$ by starting with some nagura to determine the types of naturals you like.
    Already have a Jnat finisher, that's why I'm asking for midrange to have a full Jnat progression.

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