1:41 Naniwa Professional 600 * 2:50 Naniwa Professional and Chosera 800 4:40 Naniwa Diamond 600 + 5:40 Shapton Glass 500 6:52 Suehiro Cerax 700 7:44 Kramer by Zwilling 400 9:37 BEST PICK(s) sub-1000 Great stuff Ryky, as usual. Thanks for all you do! If you're going to purge any ultra coarse (320-ish) stones, count me in!
Ryky, you’re so humble in the opening narrative. I can see that the more experienced you’ve become you realize how much more there is to know. Very good personality trait.
Definitely on the look out for a new whetstone. Right now based on your advise I am working with what I have which is a harbor freight stone for coarse and a cheap 1000/6000 stone.
Suggest that you divide this into a competition bracket or other spreadsheet. Weigh the process based on quantitative, qualitative measurements and finally overall value. Of course it’s all based on personal opinion but take out as many variables as possible. Your thoughts are valued Ryky. It would also be nice to know if or how the manufacturer can control consistency. -the chosera or sharpton may be amazing right now but what are the factors that could knock them off and put king on top. If you ever would welcome a chat, I live 10 min north of the airport and would like to say hi and help. You may value feedback or another perspective from what a student is learning. Requesting a “best of boning knives”. I found a new love, cutting Costco bulk meats and want to upgrade my used and still capable Wusthof pro 7”. Other minor requests: Damascus, I love the look of it but is it right for me; Smaller knifes, utilities and specialty knifes. Consider knives based on dietary needs by region (Keto, vegan, pescatarian...) Go enjoy the kids, and thank you.
So would love a new wet stone, I currently only have the king 1000/4000 combination stone, and it’s been worn down quite a bit! A finer grit or rougher one would definitely be nice!
Thanks for all your videos! I would love to see or hear how you keep your hands clean after sharpening with whetstone. Sediment gets stuck in my nails and...keep up the good work.
yo I am definitely interested in a free stone. you have some dope stones. I've been collecting pocket and fixed blade knives for over 10 years now. I've been meaning to get a good sharpening stone, but as soon as I get money, I always buy a knife.
Hi Ricky, have you taken a look at the Pride water stones made in Wisconsin? I saw one at the store, but didn't know anything about it. It looked well finished, but there weren't any reviews and comparisons of them online.
Hey Ricky, was wondering if you had recommendations on a budget friendly vegetable knife? Recently made the switch to vegetarian and cutting some of the harder vegetables gets old fast
hmmm.... i use two for my personal knives. the naniwa pro 800 and 3000 . i have a the atoma 140 for REALLY dull knives, and chips, and then i keep the kitayama 8000 when i REALLY want a mirror on the edge. all here burrfectionstore.com/collections/whetstones-sharpening-kits/products/naniwa-by-ryky-800-3000-professional-combo-stone-set
Can anyone tell me if Kai Shun DM0708 300/1000 grit or Kai AP-0305 400/1000 are good stones.Also if anyone knows something about Zokura 300/1000 . These are the only one sold in my country aside from 2$ stones. I love knives I have Wutshof, and shun also hunting knives with s90v steel so I really want to learn to sharpen.
G'day Ricky, I keep getting bombarded with advertising on social media from a company called Kamikoto. and they're claiming to be selling $3000~ knives for just $300~ I'd love it if you could do a review as all the reviews I've found seem biased or bought. Cheers.
Hi Ryky, i purchased the naniwa lobster 3 stone set 220 grit, 1000 grit, 3000 grit through your link to sharpening supplies.com.. i got them for the price and the thickness. to what hardness of knives can these stones handle. or is it one those things you get what you pay for. anyways thanks for your vids, i am learning lots.
sign me up for the give away! Am heading to culinary school soon so it might be nice to learn some knife sharpening since culinary school knives are notoriously cheap!
1:41 Naniwa Professional 600
* 2:50 Naniwa Professional and Chosera 800
4:40 Naniwa Diamond 600
+ 5:40 Shapton Glass 500
6:52 Suehiro Cerax 700
7:44 Kramer by Zwilling 400
9:37 BEST PICK(s) sub-1000
Great stuff Ryky, as usual. Thanks for all you do!
If you're going to purge any ultra coarse (320-ish) stones, count me in!
Ryky, you’re so humble in the opening narrative. I can see that the
more experienced you’ve become you realize how much more there is to know. Very good personality trait.
It seems to me that these videos are going to be a new milestone in sharpening whestones for the year 2018. Excellent series, Ryky.
Definitely on the look out for a new whetstone. Right now based on your advise I am working with what I have which is a harbor freight stone for coarse and a cheap 1000/6000 stone.
I got a shapton pro 120 today to take the chips out of my ax. Worked great, nice slurry generated, reasonably quick on the large surface area.
Really like knowing your opinion since most of us never get to try them all.
Thanks!!
Suggest that you divide this into a competition bracket or other spreadsheet.
Weigh the process based on quantitative, qualitative measurements and finally overall value. Of course it’s all based on personal opinion but take out as many variables as possible. Your thoughts are valued Ryky.
It would also be nice to know if or how the manufacturer can control consistency. -the chosera or sharpton may be amazing right now but what are the factors that could knock them off and put king on top.
If you ever would welcome a chat, I live 10 min north of the airport and would like to say hi and help. You may value feedback or another perspective from what a student is learning.
Requesting a “best of boning knives”. I found a new love, cutting Costco bulk meats and want to upgrade my used and still capable Wusthof pro 7”. Other minor requests: Damascus, I love the look of it but is it right for me; Smaller knifes, utilities and specialty knifes.
Consider knives based on dietary needs by region (Keto, vegan, pescatarian...)
Go enjoy the kids, and thank you.
the Atoma 1200 is my go to sharpening plate, but im always open to new sharpening stones/plates to use as my primary
So would love a new wet stone, I currently only have the king 1000/4000 combination stone, and it’s been worn down quite a bit! A finer grit or rougher one would definitely be nice!
Great video ricky, looking forward to the diamond stone videos, and always giving back to your viewers and supporters :)
I would like to have my own whetstone! I have to borrow someone else's right now :)
Thank you for teaching me about these things
Thank you, I'm building a system for sharpening, as I pay to get knives sharpened now. Mixed results.
Still not in a position to buy any of that line up but I love having a reference for future use! Thank you Ryky!
PS: I'd love any of those if I won a give away... Hehe. Take care and thank you for all the info!
Love your videos. I am just getting into sharpening. Just got my first stone and nice knife. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for all your videos! I would love to see or hear how you keep your hands clean after sharpening with whetstone. Sediment gets stuck in my nails and...keep up the good work.
Love the Chosera 800. My next Stone will be the Shapton Glass 500. I like the feel of the Shapton G. s better then the Choseras.
Woohoo! Let's do this!! Greg B.
Anything under 800 grit is diamond sharpening for me. Coarse waterstones dish like crazy.
Hi Ricky, I would love to get a Shapton 500 from you this Christmas! A Naniwa chosera would be wonderful as well.
yo I am definitely interested in a free stone.
you have some dope stones.
I've been collecting pocket and fixed blade knives for over 10 years now.
I've been meaning to get a good sharpening stone, but as soon as I get money, I always buy a knife.
Hi Ricky informative as usual love a 600 naniwa pro stone LoL .Regards Dean from Oz
Hey Ricky send me a whetstone...I like all of your video's...I have learn a lot from u. Thanks for all your posting of video's.
Hi Ricky, have you taken a look at the Pride water stones made in Wisconsin? I saw one at the store, but didn't know anything about it. It looked well finished, but there weren't any reviews and comparisons of them online.
Would love a wet stone! Great vid ryke
Hey Ricky, was wondering if you had recommendations on a budget friendly vegetable knife? Recently made the switch to vegetarian and cutting some of the harder vegetables gets old fast
Where do I sign up for a free stone ... lol good video an great info .. thanks bud
If you have to choose only 4 whetstone and a strop what will you choose.? thank you
hmmm.... i use two for my personal knives. the naniwa pro 800 and 3000 . i have a the atoma 140 for REALLY dull knives, and chips, and then i keep the kitayama 8000 when i REALLY want a mirror on the edge. all here burrfectionstore.com/collections/whetstones-sharpening-kits/products/naniwa-by-ryky-800-3000-professional-combo-stone-set
thx for ur sharing!
does anybody can tell me what is the different between cerax n new cerax? i wanna buy a cerax 1000.
thx guys😄
Can anyone tell me if Kai Shun DM0708 300/1000 grit or Kai AP-0305 400/1000 are good stones.Also if anyone knows something about Zokura 300/1000 . These are the only one sold in my country aside from 2$ stones. I love knives I have Wutshof, and shun also hunting knives with s90v steel so I really want to learn to sharpen.
G'day Ricky, I keep getting bombarded with advertising on social media from a company called Kamikoto. and they're claiming to be selling $3000~ knives for just $300~
I'd love it if you could do a review as all the reviews I've found seem biased or bought. Cheers.
would you sell knives for ..... under $300 a set when they are worth $2000- $3000?
Hi Ryky, i purchased the naniwa lobster 3 stone set 220 grit, 1000 grit, 3000 grit through your link to sharpening supplies.com.. i got them for the price and the thickness. to what hardness of knives can these stones handle. or is it one those things you get what you pay for. anyways thanks for your vids, i am learning lots.
Count me in.
Where can u suggest where I can buy a masamoto ks
Count me in...
have natural stone video?
sign me up for the give away! Am heading to culinary school soon so it might be nice to learn some knife sharpening since culinary school knives are notoriously cheap!
Great video. Would be awesome to win a nice whet stone .
First comment ever!
Woho. First
Fourth!
Omg how many vids can u make about a sharpening stone? I mean really?
3 more, I'd say.