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Special Price $39.00 Regular Price $44.00
  • Premiun quality coarse/medium stone
  • Used for light repairs and initial maintenance on your edges
  • Leaves a basic, toothy working edge
  • Same as Naniwa Professional 800 Stone 

The 1x6 Naniwa Chosera 800 Grit stone is a coarse stone used for initial maintenance and light repairs on your edges, as well as for lighter profiling. More of a "coarse 1K", it has more aggression than most 1K stones yet leaves a basic and functional work sharp edge with a little extra tooth. This stone also cleans up deeper factory scratches, makes transitioning from diamond plates and stones easier and cleaner, and is a good foundation stone before progressing to finer grits. 

The 1" x 6" x 5mm is mounted to a standard steel blank and is compatible with the Jende JIGS for Knives, Edge Pro, Hapstone and TSProf sharpeners. This stone is used with water only and works best when soaked in water for a minute or two before use. Let air dry and store dry when not in use. See also our full range of 1x6 Naniwa Stones.

Abrasive: Aluminum Oxide

Ideal place in a sharpening progression:

-- Starting grit for following a factory angle edge and for lighter profiling.
-- Starting grit for light repair and maintenance of an already sharpened but dull edge.
-- After any diamond grit plate or stone to remove the deeper diamond scratches.
-- After lower grit sharpening stones (120, 220, 320, 400, 600 grit)
-- After coarse belt grinder grits (60, 80, 100, 120, 220, A65, A30 Trizact grit)
-- Before progressing to a finer and/or upper medium grit stone (1K - 4K grit)

Hacks and Tips:

-- For a more aggressive stone, create a slurry by rubbing the stone’s surface with a smaller 800 Chosera stone, or a coarse or extra coarse diamond plate and some water. The slurry will be creamy white.
-- Use a moderate amount of water when sharpening with this stone to avoid the black swarf from turning into a thick paste. A cleaner surface will cut faster than a thicker pasted one.
-- If using this stone as a final grit, keep the black swarf viscous and it will produce a slightly more refined edge.
-- Lap this stone with a coarse or extra coarse diamond plate, silicon carbide (SiC) powder, Jende Glass Lapping Plate, or low grit wet dry sand paper to keep it consistently flat and clean.

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The 1x6 Naniwa Chosera 800 Grit stone is a coarse stone used for initial maintenance and light repairs on your edges, as well as for lighter profiling. More of a "coarse 1K", it has more aggression than most 1K stones yet leaves a basic and functional work sharp edge with a little extra tooth. This stone also cleans up deeper factory scratches, makes transitioning from diamond plates and stones easier and cleaner, and is a good foundation stone before progressing to finer grits. 

The 1" x 6" x 5mm is mounted to a standard steel blank and is compatible with the Jende JIGS for Knives, Edge Pro, Hapstone and TSProf sharpeners. This stone is used with water only and works best when soaked in water for a minute or two before use. Let air dry and store dry when not in use. See also our full range of 1x6 Naniwa Stones.

Abrasive: Aluminum Oxide

Ideal place in a sharpening progression:

-- Starting grit for following a factory angle edge and for lighter profiling.
-- Starting grit for light repair and maintenance of an already sharpened but dull edge.
-- After any diamond grit plate or stone to remove the deeper diamond scratches.
-- After lower grit sharpening stones (120, 220, 320, 400, 600 grit)
-- After coarse belt grinder grits (60, 80, 100, 120, 220, A65, A30 Trizact grit)
-- Before progressing to a finer and/or upper medium grit stone (1K - 4K grit)

Hacks and Tips:

-- For a more aggressive stone, create a slurry by rubbing the stone’s surface with a smaller 800 Chosera stone, or a coarse or extra coarse diamond plate and some water. The slurry will be creamy white.
-- Use a moderate amount of water when sharpening with this stone to avoid the black swarf from turning into a thick paste. A cleaner surface will cut faster than a thicker pasted one.
-- If using this stone as a final grit, keep the black swarf viscous and it will produce a slightly more refined edge.
-- Lap this stone with a coarse or extra coarse diamond plate, silicon carbide (SiC) powder, Jende Glass Lapping Plate, or low grit wet dry sand paper to keep it consistently flat and clean.

Width8
Length6