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This is the new version of the Naniwa Super Stone with new packaging. They are made with a new resin bond and a tighter control of grit particle size. This bonding agent gives the stones two distinct advantages. First, the resin bond allows for a higher concentration of abrasive particles compared with less expensive methods of stone bonding. The higher abrasive levels contribute to the speed and ease of sharpening. Second, these resin bonded stones don't require soaking in water prior to use, just a sprinkle on the top is all that is needed. Do not soak these stones!
This particular 400 grit stone is excellent for establishing a new bevel angle or removing chips from the blade. This stone is the lowest grit you will need if you maintain your edges. If your knife or tool is not damaged or allowed to get too dull between sharpening sessions this 400 would be the coarsest stone you would need. They measure 210 mm x 70 mm x 20 mm.
This particular 400 grit stone is excellent for establishing a new bevel angle or removing chips from the blade. This stone is the lowest grit you will need if you maintain your edges. If your knife or tool is not damaged or allowed to get too dull between sharpening sessions this 400 would be the coarsest stone you would need. They measure 210 mm x 70 mm x 20 mm.
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Not bad, not a 400Posted By: Matt F.
5 people found this review helpful
This is not a bad stone in general. But it's extremely slow if you think of it as a 400. A lot of the more astute reviewers out there put it more at about the 800 level and I would agree with that. I've found I need a lot of passes to reset a bevel and that's for some pretty soft steels. I'm not calling anyone who has a different opinion a liar but that's been my experience. It just doesn't cut like other 400s I've used. If you want to use a stone in the 200 to 300 range and then use this as a next step it might be ideal. I'm no expert but I'm a pretty quick study and I'm not the only person who thinks this. Take it for what you think it's worth.
5 people found this review helpful
This is not a bad stone in general. But it's extremely slow if you think of it as a 400. A lot of the more astute reviewers out there put it more at about the 800 level and I would agree with that. I've found I need a lot of passes to reset a bevel and that's for some pretty soft steels. I'm not calling anyone who has a different opinion a liar but that's been my experience. It just doesn't cut like other 400s I've used. If you want to use a stone in the 200 to 300 range and then use this as a next step it might be ideal. I'm no expert but I'm a pretty quick study and I'm not the only person who thinks this. Take it for what you think it's worth.
Fantastic Stone
400 NaniwaPosted By: HPHH - verified customer
3 people found this review helpful
It didn't cut as fast as I was hoping for but, for the price, it's hard to complain. If you absolutely must have an aggressive stone, this isn't it, but for the vast majority of your needs on a low grit like 400, it does the trick and does what it says it does.
3 people found this review helpful
It didn't cut as fast as I was hoping for but, for the price, it's hard to complain. If you absolutely must have an aggressive stone, this isn't it, but for the vast majority of your needs on a low grit like 400, it does the trick and does what it says it does.
Naniwa Super Stone 400 Wonderful!Posted By: Bryce M - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
I was a bit impatient to receive my products, however they arrived very quickly. The staff was very helpful as well. This stone has the feel of a little higher grit range however it will bring even the worst of dull knives back from dead. Make sure you know your angles and pressure when sharpening a knife as this stone does its work quickly. The packaging was wonderful and I probably could ha e punted the box across the yard and still not damaged the contents. The thin packing paper makes for a wonderful sharpness test when you finish sharpening. Will definitely return for future business.
4 people found this review helpful
I was a bit impatient to receive my products, however they arrived very quickly. The staff was very helpful as well. This stone has the feel of a little higher grit range however it will bring even the worst of dull knives back from dead. Make sure you know your angles and pressure when sharpening a knife as this stone does its work quickly. The packaging was wonderful and I probably could ha e punted the box across the yard and still not damaged the contents. The thin packing paper makes for a wonderful sharpness test when you finish sharpening. Will definitely return for future business.
Fantastic to have in class
