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Paul Burgess
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2014
I'm a Mister of whetstones,
Not a Master but a Mister,
Can't call myself a Master,
Cos I'm just a whetstone Mister.
I'd like to be a Master,
I think that I'll never be,
I'm content to be a Mister,
@whetstoneMisterE
Not a Master but a Mister,
Can't call myself a Master,
Cos I'm just a whetstone Mister.
I'd like to be a Master,
I think that I'll never be,
I'm content to be a Mister,
@whetstoneMisterE
วีดีโอ
starting the Jnat karasu finishing.
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a simple video with a small part of the finishing process on one of my Japanese razors
your guide to playing (bad) pool.
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We had a little comp so this is us all playing pool so you all can see how bad pool is played well. I need 50 subs so I can livestream and you can then laugh and insult me as we play. How do they say it. click to subscribe for more OMG moments. (Old Man Gaming) This is played at Cuba Libre, Maenam, John Samuel, Thailand.
Poor (1st) attempt at a video about whetstones.
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A selection of my whetsones. Please excuse the poor video as it is my first but hopefully not my last try at making a video. I have cut and dressed these stones myself and I'm new (1 or 2 years)to this so go easy on me in any comments. I would like to get these tested so any ideas would be welcome. I do have something I'd like to do but just need to get the bankroll sorted out first. Any feedba...
This is a karasu Jnat I purchased from ikkyujapanavenue.
This is a Thai piece I cut and dressed myself. It's a finisher (just about) and gives a half decent edge. I usually use this before a coticule. The razor is a kikuboshi/ Kummel from Japan and the steel is amazing. I found it in an antique shop in Penang, Malaysia. When I was making a new visa there.
I don't like my voice on video so if it's as irritating to you as it is to me kindly let me know (or not so kindly, I have thick skin)
This is me starting a bevel set on a 1850s to 1900 wade and butcher straight razor I bought when it was in disrepair. Fitted new scales and tried my best to put the geometry right after someone before me tried (and failed) to regrind it.
This is a marking knife I made out of a 22mm spade bit and a small Japanese knife handle. If you want to see my other projects let me know. Thanks for viewing my shorts.....
素晴らしい
使ってみたいですね
Yes, these stones are better for stainless knives and one or two stones are middle stones for razor finishing. Apologies for the poor video and thanks for the comment.
Very nice.
Thank you kind sir.
where did you get them? on the bay? I've never seen such jnat before.....
They are Thai stones and quarried from Chang. I cut and shape them myself.
Chang mai
@@whetstonemistery oh that's great, do you sell them by any chance?
@@MasterofPlay7 I'm thinking of doing so but wouldn't know how much. They are mainly knife stones and maybe mid range razor stones. I have some stones being tested and am doing a new one I received last week but it's taking some time to lap even with SiC powder. It's a black stone and so hard it's not funny but it gives a bright mirror finish to my cutting tools.
@@whetstonemistery do you know this guy by any chance? th-cam.com/video/HE-8RAw5nzA/w-d-xo.html
Hi Paul your sharpening stone is very rare pattern. I was looked first time. These are stonese very simmer of Japanese “Iyoto or Odorito”