Cleaning Glazed Sharpening Stones

ron61 | Posted in General Discussion on January 19, 2003 07:33am

I cant pass up a good sharpening stone when I go to the Flea Markets.

How do you clean them when they are glazed over from dry sharpening?

I have natural Arkansas – India-Carborundum or is it Crystolon?

I have only used oil stones, how do they compare with water stones?

Thanks Ron

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UncleDunc | Jan 19, 2003 01:22pm | #1
Grind the glaze off with a diamond stone. A lot of old stones will also need to be flattened, and a diamond stone is the easiest way to do that too.

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