Quilbilly
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I have been wanting to get a very high grit waterstone for a long time now and decided that today was the day to order one. There are too many different kinds and grits and companies. Any advice on what stone to get would be appreciated. I am looking to spend under $50.
My 92 year old grandmother gave me my grandfathers old double sided stone and up until recently I have been doing most of my sharpening on it. Needless to say, after 30+ years of sharpening, it is a little worn out. I have the "Lansky" sharpening system but the grit only goes up to 600.
I am looking to get a REALLY sharp edge on some of my knives. Mostly kitchen knives, but also a pocket knife or two.
Thanks for your help.
My 92 year old grandmother gave me my grandfathers old double sided stone and up until recently I have been doing most of my sharpening on it. Needless to say, after 30+ years of sharpening, it is a little worn out. I have the "Lansky" sharpening system but the grit only goes up to 600.
I am looking to get a REALLY sharp edge on some of my knives. Mostly kitchen knives, but also a pocket knife or two.
Thanks for your help.