Imanishi
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[B-Stock] Imanishi Ceramic Whetstone #10000
$75.65
$89.00
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Disclaimer: This B-stock stone has damage (about 1.5cm x 1.5cm) at the corner on one side. It doesn't affect the stone's function if you sharpen knives on the other side. Please note that the photos shown here are of the original undamaged stone and do not reflect the actual condition of this B-stock item. Please note that this product is non-returnable. |
The Imanishi Ceramic Stone, made in Kyoto, Japan, offers a sharpening experience akin to natural stones, ideal for double and single bevels, chisels, and woodworking tools. Well known for the cutting speed and tactile feedback, the medium-hard stones are composed of ceramic powder with a synthetic resin binder and are effective on stainless, high-carbon, and tool steels. Soak coarse stones for 5-10 minutes before use.
Made in Japan
Spec:
- Origin: Kyoto, Japan
- Grit No.: #10000 ±
- Type: Splash & Go
- Dimension: 209 x 78 x 54mm (8.2 x 3.1 x 2.1")
- Weight: 777g (27.4oz)
About Imanishi 今西製砥
Found in 1916. A company that manufactures and sells natural whetstones and artificial whetstones and wholesales abrasives.
How to use:
Pre-soak for between 5-10 minutes before use, and apply water on surface during sharpening when needed. Rinse and wipe dry with a hand towel when done, and allow air dry at room temp. Do not leave in water.
How to clean:
If the stone’s performance is slowing down, or seems to be diminishing, you can clean using a rust eraser, nagura stone, dressing stone, or a flattening plate. Be sure to clean the entire surface of the whetstone when using any of these methods to ensure even wear of the whetstone’s surface.