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You do realise the Gok20 is finer than any Jnat that exists so the edge is therefore sharper. To avoid weepers is literally in your hands ie less pressure & flat angle.

@ DaveW : I can't fault...

It's a nicely polished bevel. If you dilute the slurry as you go, even down to plain water for an experiment, the edge may well improve more.

Where you are now, adding 5-6 strokes, at a time, on...

That's all you need. Of course if you wanna play in the mud, ie Nagura, it can be fun.

I have a Shoubudani Su nashi Suita which is an excellent prepolisher after 5-8k. The Shoubu Asagi I had was an ok finisher but I preferred my Nakayama as a final stone.

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