Super Ceramic Water Stone Japan Review

When I tried this finishing product, it failed to live up to its claims. The abrasiveness was not consistent and the product was difficult to work with. The one positive is that it did provide some level of shine to the surface. Overall, I do not recommend this product for those in the Industrial and Scientific field looking for reliable finishing products.

This is Japanese Water Stone #400. This stone requires wetting but not full immersion. I am very happy with the results I get with both kitchen knives and utility knives (pocket knives, hunting knives, etc.). If you're just starting out free hand sharpening knives, this works great, but you can start with cheaper stones. This rock needs to be "flattened" from time to time and there are many videos online showing how to do this. You need a whetstone or you can do it with sandpaper. The reason…

Chosera stones are my favorites. I sharpen knives on the side and it's my way to stones with expensive kitchen knives or super steel knives or expensive knives in general that I want to handle in the best possible way. Stones will splash and fly, NOT WET, they are very strong and will wear out slowly if metal is cut very quickly. The softest tactile feel of any water stone I've ever used. Just an absolute pleasure to use. Like every other stone in this range, it polishes above its grit but…