Naniwa Chocera Pro Stone 2000 Grit
Want an edge that feels smooth, but bites into food? 2,000 grit is the way to go. I find 2,000 grit excellent for finishing softer steels, like western knives, and Japanese knives that I want to have a more durable edge.
Always flatten your stone with a truing stone after sharpening.
When to use this stone:
- Excellent finishing stone for Japanese Knives and Western knives
- Not great for knife thinning.
- Leave a very good overall finish and polish, anyone who is sharpening their knives very frequently should consider this stone.
- Not the most commonly used stone. I love using it to remove burr after sharpening on western knives, excellent for touching up soft Japanese steel or harder German knives
About Naniwa - Naniwa is the biggest and best sharpening stone manufacturer in Japan. Their stones are among some of the highest quality in the world, good for both professional and amateur. They make a wide range of grits and densities, so you can choose the perfect stone for your needs and budget.
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Want an edge that feels smooth, but bites into food? 2,000 grit is the way to go. I find 2,000 grit excellent for finishing softer steels, like western knives, and Japanese knives that I want to have a more durable edge.
Always flatten your stone with a truing stone after sharpening.
When to use this stone:
- Excellent finishing stone for Japanese Knives and Western knives
- Not great for knife thinning.
- Leave a very good overall finish and polish, anyone who is sharpening their knives very frequently should consider this stone.
- Not the most commonly used stone. I love using it to remove burr after sharpening on western knives, excellent for touching up soft Japanese steel or harder German knives
About Naniwa - Naniwa is the biggest and best sharpening stone manufacturer in Japan. Their stones are among some of the highest quality in the world, good for both professional and amateur. They make a wide range of grits and densities, so you can choose the perfect stone for your needs and budget.
