I have the following natural hones for sale. I'm not a minimalist, but I don't like keeping things around that do pretty much the same thing for me (well ok, except for the razors). Over the past year, I've been trying different edges and hones. I think I've settled on what I'm going to use for the forseeable future, so I'd like to move these along.
All hones are lapped and chamfered. Razor in pictures is for scale purposes and not included :-)
All prices include Priority shipping and insurance in U.S.; actual shipping charges will be added for shipments outside of the U.S.
PayPal preferred, but I'll work around it if you're not a PayPal kind of guy.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
non-Jnat family photo:
nonJnats.jpg
-Boxed Celebrated Water Hone-top of picture. 1" x 5" Bought off Brooksie here. Nothing much to say, except it's a pretty cool little Thuringian and does what they do (nice, smooth edges).
$60 Sold!
-Coticule-left side of picture. 6 13/16" x 1 5/8" (40mm x 175 mm) natural combo. Coticules and I haven't figured each other out, so I'm letting this one go; it was in a lot I purchased. I've never honed on it, so I have no comments on how good it is. It sure is pretty though, and a nice length/width combo. No slurry stone.
$100 Sold!
side picture:
coticule_side.jpg
-Zulu Grey, 8"x3" with slurry stone-right side of picture. Much like the Thuringian above, I haven't really used this all that much since playing with Jnats. I will say, however, though it's slow, I've been able to put nice edges on the razors I did finish on this hone. It's pretty cool to hone on such a big rock (at least I think so). Label never affixed to stone; it's included, of course.
$100 Sold!
Jnat family photo:
Jnats.jpg
from top to bottom:
-Shoubudani Asagi type 100--my first Jnat, bought off of Maksim of JNS. Link for similar stone:
http://www.japanesenaturalstones.com...type-100-a120/
As a rank beginner, I've been able to get great edges after bevel set on a Chosera 1K and a full Nagura progression on this stone. Bottom and sides sealed. Approximate dimensions: 6 5/8" x 2 1/4" x 5/8" (thick end), 7/16" (thin end).
$60. Sold, pending funds.
-Ozuku--Bought off of the BST. One of the corners was chipped and lower than the others, so I cut it off to make a tomo, as can be seen in picture.Puts on a great edge using the same process listed above. I was actually surprised how good such an inexpensive stone is. Cool pattern when wet. The tomo I cut off is included. Bottom and sides sealed. Approximate dimensions on longest sides: 5 1/2" x 3" x 5/8" thick
$50. Sold, pending funds.
-Nakayama Kiita Nashiji koppa. Also from Maksim; see original listing here: http://www.japanesenaturalstones.com...ashiji-lv-4-5/
A very, very nice finisher. I'm only selling because I don't think I need two Nakayama Kiitas (the one I'm keeping I just bought off another member here; edges off both are very similar at my beginner level of honing). Bottom and sides are sealed. Approximate dimensions: 6" x 3 3/8" (longest/widest dimensions) x 3/8" ; Maksim's measurements: 155mm x 85 mm x 12 mm.
$225
All hones are lapped and chamfered. Razor in pictures is for scale purposes and not included :-)
All prices include Priority shipping and insurance in U.S.; actual shipping charges will be added for shipments outside of the U.S.
PayPal preferred, but I'll work around it if you're not a PayPal kind of guy.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
non-Jnat family photo:
nonJnats.jpg
-Boxed Celebrated Water Hone-top of picture. 1" x 5" Bought off Brooksie here. Nothing much to say, except it's a pretty cool little Thuringian and does what they do (nice, smooth edges).
$60 Sold!
-Coticule-left side of picture. 6 13/16" x 1 5/8" (40mm x 175 mm) natural combo. Coticules and I haven't figured each other out, so I'm letting this one go; it was in a lot I purchased. I've never honed on it, so I have no comments on how good it is. It sure is pretty though, and a nice length/width combo. No slurry stone.
$100 Sold!
side picture:
coticule_side.jpg
-Zulu Grey, 8"x3" with slurry stone-right side of picture. Much like the Thuringian above, I haven't really used this all that much since playing with Jnats. I will say, however, though it's slow, I've been able to put nice edges on the razors I did finish on this hone. It's pretty cool to hone on such a big rock (at least I think so). Label never affixed to stone; it's included, of course.
$100 Sold!
Jnat family photo:
Jnats.jpg
from top to bottom:
-Shoubudani Asagi type 100--my first Jnat, bought off of Maksim of JNS. Link for similar stone:
http://www.japanesenaturalstones.com...type-100-a120/
As a rank beginner, I've been able to get great edges after bevel set on a Chosera 1K and a full Nagura progression on this stone. Bottom and sides sealed. Approximate dimensions: 6 5/8" x 2 1/4" x 5/8" (thick end), 7/16" (thin end).
$60. Sold, pending funds.
-Ozuku--Bought off of the BST. One of the corners was chipped and lower than the others, so I cut it off to make a tomo, as can be seen in picture.Puts on a great edge using the same process listed above. I was actually surprised how good such an inexpensive stone is. Cool pattern when wet. The tomo I cut off is included. Bottom and sides sealed. Approximate dimensions on longest sides: 5 1/2" x 3" x 5/8" thick
$50. Sold, pending funds.
-Nakayama Kiita Nashiji koppa. Also from Maksim; see original listing here: http://www.japanesenaturalstones.com...ashiji-lv-4-5/
A very, very nice finisher. I'm only selling because I don't think I need two Nakayama Kiitas (the one I'm keeping I just bought off another member here; edges off both are very similar at my beginner level of honing). Bottom and sides are sealed. Approximate dimensions: 6" x 3 3/8" (longest/widest dimensions) x 3/8" ; Maksim's measurements: 155mm x 85 mm x 12 mm.
$225
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