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#3000

3000 grits
205mm (8-1/8") x 75mm (3") x 25mm (1")
Vitrified*
White

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$125

Soak the stone for about 20 minutes, or until the stone stops producing bubbles. And splash water on the stone as needed.

*Ceramic/High pressure cast and 1300 degree celcius treated

**Outlet: These stones have a few hair cracks, but it is just cosmetic and they don't cause major damages, like falling apart.

It is a medium fine stone after using a medium grit (#1000, #1200 or #1500)

It is a popular stone amoung planing competiters in Kezurou-kai Japan.

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Reviews

If we're going to agree your 4000 grit stone is 4000, then the 3000 is as I've said definitely around 2500. It will keep turning a burr if you stay on the stone. The 4000 will not. When freshly dressed it cut's like 2000-2500 but it's not very friable, meaning new particles don't keep coming up and the slurry on the stone just keeps getting finer and finer. After about 10min on the stone I would rate the 'polish' at about 6000. What's really pretty cool is perhaps I got into the 'meat' of the stone (continued dressing) and now..... I REALLY like it! It's very similar to the 2000 but a little harder, I went from 1000 to the 3000 and it got out all the scratches no problem, and set the blade up well for final finishing. It's a little hard so it holds the 1K geometry well.

February 14, 2019 by Scott Nehring

If we're going to agree your 4000 grit stone is 4000, then the 3000 is as I've said definitely around 2500. It will keep turning a burr if you stay on the stone. The 4000 will not. When freshly dressed it cut's like 2000-2500 but it's not very friable, meaning new particles don't keep coming up and the slurry on the stone just keeps getting finer and finer. After about 10min on the stone I woul... read more↓