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Naniwa- Superstone Waterstone
December 8, 2011

The 8,000-grit Naniwa Superstone produces an excellent polish.
Naniwa- Chosera Waterstone
December 8, 2011

Chosera Waterstone
Is it a Waterstone or an Oilstone?
September 1, 2007

Q: I purchased some used sharpening stones, but I don’t know if they are waterstones or oilstones. How can I tell the difference? Duane C. Bennett, Medford, OR A: Until…
Sharpening a Plane Iron: Honing the Edge
May 2, 2006

Use sharpening stones to flatten the back of the blade and hone the cutting edge.
Inside Sharpening Stones
July 1, 2005

Discover the differences between natural and man-made products
A User’s Guide to Waterstones
April 1, 2004

There's no faster or more economical way to achieve razor-sharp tools
Getting an Edge
February 1, 2000

Waterstones, and the secrets of honing
In Search of the Perfect Benchstone
December 1, 1997

The pros and cons of Arkansas stones, ceramic stones, diamond lapping plates and waterstones
Waterstone Upkeep
April 1, 1995

For the sharpest tools, keep stones wet and flatten them often
A New Angle on Whetstones
August 1, 1993

Can oil and water be mixed?

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