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Suehiro Debado 320x Ceramic Stone. These are our newest stones from Suehiro and they have some nice features and benefits to them. First they're splash and go. Second, they are made with out favorite abrasive which is ceramic. Third, they're thick and long lasting and finally they come with a few handy accessories including a stone holder and a cleaning stone included in the box.
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Working great for mePosted By: W. Jones
I admit that I bought the 320, 1000, and 6000 grit Debado stones because that's what Mark (I think that's the CKTG sharpening guy's name) used in the video for these stones. I really like them all. I like the cutting performance, the feel, the size and I like that they come with their own stone holder.
I admit that I bought the 320, 1000, and 6000 grit Debado stones because that's what Mark (I think that's the CKTG sharpening guy's name) used in the video for these stones. I really like them all. I like the cutting performance, the feel, the size and I like that they come with their own stone holder.
