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This Suehiro Rika 6K stone is a very nice fine finishing stone and it's ideal for use as a final finisher on your kitchen knives. The stone is milky white in color and just like the other stones in this line it has very nice feedback. We'll be adding many more items shortly.
Reviews
3 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Follow up, April 1, 2019 Suehiro 6k, March 4, 2019Posted By: Cicone
Excellent. Razor edge finish. Having trouble getting a definitive on soak time. First use soaked for 20 minutes. Next day still saturated, no bubbles. Very smooth out of the box, so rubbed it down with the dressing stone that came with my Cerax 1000. Much better results. The stone seems a bit soft, so I don't think I'll be soaking if no bubbles appear after a minute and use more like a splash and go. I believe it would take at least a week to dry out! Very nice feel and performance. BTW, Mark and Sue were a pleasure to deal with and I had the stones in 2 days!
Excellent. Razor edge finish. Having trouble getting a definitive on soak time. First use soaked for 20 minutes. Next day still saturated, no bubbles. Very smooth out of the box, so rubbed it down with the dressing stone that came with my Cerax 1000. Much better results. The stone seems a bit soft, so I don't think I'll be soaking if no bubbles appear after a minute and use more like a splash and go. I believe it would take at least a week to dry out! Very nice feel and performance. BTW, Mark and Sue were a pleasure to deal with and I had the stones in 2 days!
Great stone!, July 11, 2016Posted By: Carol T. - verified customer
This has been my favorite stone in this grit range. The feel is very silky and smooth, and the stone cuts well. It makes what is to me just the right amount of mud, enough to give a nice feel, but not so much that it scratches higher up on the blade than I want it to or so much that the stone wears fast. It leaves a nice edge, and is a joy to use.
This has been my favorite stone in this grit range. The feel is very silky and smooth, and the stone cuts well. It makes what is to me just the right amount of mud, enough to give a nice feel, but not so much that it scratches higher up on the blade than I want it to or so much that the stone wears fast. It leaves a nice edge, and is a joy to use.
