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Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30
Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30
Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30
Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30
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Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30

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Morihei Amakusa Natural Stone No.30
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The Amakusa is a natural whetstone used at the start of a natural stone progression. It is of slightly higher hardness and is fast cutting.

Specifications

Grit ~800
Hardness 2.5-3/5
Dimensions 197 x 60 x 40mm
Weight 1200g

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ZBYCH TROFIMIUK
It rocks!

It rocks

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Tony Huynh
A Must buy!

My general thoughts for Japanese natural stones were bit of “oh it’s expensive and gimmicky”. I thought to myself it’s pretty decent price the amakusa stones. Did some research, didn’t see too much info. But once I brought it, I I must say very surprised. Very fast cutter, prob a bit more on the rough side. My king deluxe 800 is a bit slower, so hence why I think it’s on the rougher side. It’s such an amazing stone.

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Tony Huynh
A Must buy!

My general thoughts for Japanese natural stones were bit of “oh it’s expensive and gimmicky”. I thought to myself it’s pretty decent price the amakusa stones. Did some research, didn’t see too much info. But once I brought it, I I must say very surprised. Very fast cutter, prob a bit more on the rough side. My king deluxe 800 is a bit slower, so hence why I think it’s on the rougher side. It’s such an amazing stone.