It's another edition of whetstone wars. Interesting battle... Legendary Naniwa versus itself! We are taking their professional line, which is a synthetic stone, and putting it up against its diamond resin bonded stones. They're both the same grit but made out of different material. Will there be a difference? Let's find out!

Naniwa Professional Stones (New Chosera)
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There are regular sharpening stones and then there are sharpening stones that become your most valued possessions. The Naniwa Professional is one of those products. Everything about them was designed for the most discriminating user. An experienced user is looking for a stone that not only sharpens well, but sharpens quickly. The Naniwa Professional is so consistent and quick to sharpen that it is truly a pleasure to use.

Wide Range of Grits
We stock the Naniwa Professional Waterstones in the following grits: 400, 600, 800, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 5,000 and 10,000
Magnesia Bonding
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The Naniwa Professional Stones we carry are quite generously sized. The actual dimensions are 210 x 70 x 20mm. This roughly translates to 8 1/4" long x 2 3/4" wide x 3/4" thick. This size is just about perfect for most knives and tools. The thickness of the single grit stone will last countless sharpening sessions.

Naniwa Compact Diamond Stone
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Diamond Abrasive in Resin
These stones employ diamond abrasive bound in layer of resin mounted to a sturdy metal base. Rather than the single layer of diamonds found on many other diamond abrasive plates, the diamond abrasive layer on these stones is 1mm thick. This layer of diamond impregnated resin allows the stone to shed worn or loaded layers to expose a fresh cutting surface. This slow shedding of worn surface makes for a water stone sharpening experience with diamond abrasives that can handle the hardest sharpening situations.
Splash and Go
A light spray of water and Naniwa Diamond Stones are set to sharpen. Their feel when sharpening is similar to that of the hardest wearing water stones, neither unduly rough nor mushy or clay-like. As with all water stones, keep Naniwa Diamond Stones wet when sharpening and allow them to air dry in between uses.

Naniwa Compact Diamond Stones are 5 5/16" x 2 15/16" x 1/4" (135mm x 75mm x 6mm).

For Very Hard Steels and Ceramics
Naniwa Diamond Stones are particularly useful when you want a water stone style sharpener, but are working with extremely hard exotic steel or ceramic. Other stones may be very slow or even ineffective for ceramic or the hardest steel knives, chisels and plane blades, but because they are diamonds, if the abrasive in these stones won't sharpen the edge, nothing will.

Stones that Stay Flat Longer
The Naniwa Diamond Stones do not wear as quickly as other water stones. The resin binder that holds the abrasive material is very hard, making them slow to dish or cup, and long lasting. These stones are handy when performing tasks where flatness is of primary importance, as when flattening chisel backs or working the ride line on hair cutting shears.





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