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The 500 grit Shapton Glass water stone offers enough flexibility for most users to do chip repairs as needed while doubling as a first stone in a normal sharpening progression. This versatility couples with Shapton Glass’ reputation for performance to warrant putting this stone on anyone’s shortlist for coarse grit water stones. The Shapton Glass line is designed to cut the most abrasion resistant steels on the market. The stones are hard for precise bevel setting and they cut quickly while wearing slowly all with the added convenience of requiring no soaking. Just spray the stone with water and get to work. The 500 grit Shapton Glass stone is 210mm x 70mm x 5mm and is mounted to a glass plate which adds 5mm to the thickness of the stone.
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16 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) 500 grit glass stone The best coarse stone I've ever used. Posted By: Roric Broderick
1 people found this review helpful
The 500 grit Sharron glass cuts very efficiently but has a nice smooth feel and great feedback for a stone this hard. It made quick work of rehabbing my big old beater Wusthof line knife that has seen years of abuse. Wish I'd purchased this years ago.
1 people found this review helpful
The 500 grit Sharron glass cuts very efficiently but has a nice smooth feel and great feedback for a stone this hard. It made quick work of rehabbing my big old beater Wusthof line knife that has seen years of abuse. Wish I'd purchased this years ago.
I like it Excellent stone Shapton stonesPosted By: mark jones - verified customer
2 people found this review helpful
I love shapton stones. They sharpen the best I think and I have many sharpening tools. I have a total of 8 shaptons which may be more than needed, but I seem to use all of them depending on what I am sharpening.
2 people found this review helpful
I love shapton stones. They sharpen the best I think and I have many sharpening tools. I have a total of 8 shaptons which may be more than needed, but I seem to use all of them depending on what I am sharpening.
Sharpening stone Great stone shapton 500Posted By: Max S - verified customer
3 people found this review helpful
Shapton designed the 500 grit stone to be a bevel setting grit. The 500 being the coarsest stone you can flatten with the DGLP means its a must buy, for those of us who use the glass stones within the shapton glass system! This stone cuts fast as anything in its grit range, yet it remains flat for a long time. The 500 is one of Shapton Glass's premier pieces. The three stones this range is known for are the 500, 2000 and the 16k, no wonder they come in a set from shapton! However: I personally prefer the set up Mark suggests on his site, which is 500, 1k, 4k.... again you see the 500 grit stone in that progression. You NEED this stone if you are going to go shapton glass, its a must purchase! I would also like to point out that this stone is a very decent choice for a 500 grit hone even if your mixing and matching brands.
3 people found this review helpful
Shapton designed the 500 grit stone to be a bevel setting grit. The 500 being the coarsest stone you can flatten with the DGLP means its a must buy, for those of us who use the glass stones within the shapton glass system! This stone cuts fast as anything in its grit range, yet it remains flat for a long time. The 500 is one of Shapton Glass's premier pieces. The three stones this range is known for are the 500, 2000 and the 16k, no wonder they come in a set from shapton! However: I personally prefer the set up Mark suggests on his site, which is 500, 1k, 4k.... again you see the 500 grit stone in that progression. You NEED this stone if you are going to go shapton glass, its a must purchase! I would also like to point out that this stone is a very decent choice for a 500 grit hone even if your mixing and matching brands.
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1 people found this review helpful
Great for bevel setting, as it leaves a very light and even scratch pattern. Cleans up heavier scratches from diamond plates with ease. Surprised at the level of polish from a course stone. Could easily pass up the 1k and jump straight to 2 or 3k. Great splash and go...
1 people found this review helpful
Great for bevel setting, as it leaves a very light and even scratch pattern. Cleans up heavier scratches from diamond plates with ease. Surprised at the level of polish from a course stone. Could easily pass up the 1k and jump straight to 2 or 3k. Great splash and go...
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For a while now, I have been using Japanese water stones to sharpen my chisels and plane irons. As they wear out, I'm switching to the Shapton stones. I really appreciate how quickly and cleanly they get the job done, without having to true it up (re-flatten) as often.
For a while now, I have been using Japanese water stones to sharpen my chisels and plane irons. As they wear out, I'm switching to the Shapton stones. I really appreciate how quickly and cleanly they get the job done, without having to true it up (re-flatten) as often.
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Product ReviewPosted By: lbnoble - verified customer
My first purchase for stones was the GlassStone set-500,1,4,8K. Of these stones, the most used were the 1K & the 500-the 500 is my go-to stone for metal removal,used together w/ the DMT XXC, I can take back any edge to a point to where it can be improved upon...
My first purchase for stones was the GlassStone set-500,1,4,8K. Of these stones, the most used were the 1K & the 500-the 500 is my go-to stone for metal removal,used together w/ the DMT XXC, I can take back any edge to a point to where it can be improved upon...
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