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No not really high end. irregular, thin, small. Each has something about it that held the price down. the next suita i get will be rectangular and "full size" but I'm still unwilling to breach the...

I got a little curious and jumped ahead on the Klaus Tornblom resto. (it wasn't in too bad shape anyway) It would not shave and during earlier work I lightly breadknifed the edge.

I started with...

Awaseto is a nakayama or sho-honyama according to the d-b website.;) assuming they are accurate:) .... as I was suggesting when talking wood you need the scientific name. With stones you need the...

Kris, you're a carpenter, cool. Me too- though now i am just a construction manager. What you are asking sounds like the number progression that OS worried over. It's not a number progression but a...

Ahh I got cha.

One thing I learned from the guys on the japanese tool forum is the iyoto makes a great lapping stone for naturals.

I noticed that the slurry made with a diamond plate makes a...

I'm not one who really understands what "people" want, OS:cool:

I believe in another thread you said something about how you don't need a stepping stone from ~8000syn to kamisori stones you...

Oh, it's really not that hard to do. Waterstone | Wood working tool, Japanese wood working tool shop
You might write to dick-biz and see what they have.
There are quite a number of stones to choose...