Shapton Glass Stones testing - Deba knife sharpening

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  • Опубліковано 2 лис 2024
  • It is time to test the Shapton Glass Stones and receive a Tanaka Deba knife to sharpen. So they all came together and I made a video. :)
    The stone used in this video are Shapton Glass 320 and 1000 grit.
    For polishing I used a Okunomon Tomae Koppa natural whetstone.
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  • @DanielWorkshop
    @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +4

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  • @kenwinpenny1174
    @kenwinpenny1174 Рік тому +4

    My Shapton glass are the go to stones when I am doing traditional sharpening. Thanks for the good video.

  • @greengohm
    @greengohm Рік тому +4

    "You don't need to focus on the stone. You need to focus on the sharpening" - oh, so true! For that alone you deserve at least a like and subscribe (which I did right away!).

  • @cairgonul9080
    @cairgonul9080 Рік тому +2

    Hy and congratulation for your video.however whats the name of that white cleaning stone?what is the apropiate way of using that?i mean just simply rubbing on the stone and then washed with water is sufficient?O aveti la vanzare pe Olx?

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +2

      Nu mai am. Am dat-o ultima ieri. :) O sa mai comand.

  • @l26wang
    @l26wang Рік тому +4

    Taidea have released glass stones that appear like Shapton glass, no reviews on youtube. It's under Proyan brand. Another chance to break new ground!
    On the Aliexpress video, it seems to be softer than Shapton - slurry was a murky gray, indicating stone is breaking down, where on Shapton I've seen mostly metal swarf.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +3

      I tried to buy those stones a year ago but the price was almost as shapton so I said pas. I was approached by a seller and he told me that he can sell me the exact same stones with my own brand. I said first I want to buy some just to test them but he said he can;t sell me a few pieces. So I dropped it.

    • @l26wang
      @l26wang Рік тому +2

      @@DanielWorkshop The price on Proyan glass is less than a third of Shapton shipped to Canada, so probably even less to Romania.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +2

      I will try again than. Maybe now I will get them at a better price. What is interesting is that they say they are splash and go.

    • @l26wang
      @l26wang Рік тому +2

      @@DanielWorkshop Yes, the message is inconsistent. Even on Aliexpress, there is an image of the product that says don't soak, just splash water. But then there is a line in the description that says soak for 5 minutes. And in the demo video they do soak.
      Since it is designed to look like the Shapton glass, I have a feeling at least it's intended to be marked as splash and go.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +2

      There are also some companies in Europe that they sell similar ones and they say splash and go in the description.
      I sow also some sold under the brand Reetec that they look similar with the kuromaku series.

  • @TylrVncnt
    @TylrVncnt Рік тому +7

    They may be thin but they stay flat for a long time and wear the slowest of any stone I’ve ever used, just something to keep in mind is all

  • @sharpfactory3705
    @sharpfactory3705 Рік тому +5

    Nice Video

  • @dinupapi2119
    @dinupapi2119 Рік тому +3

    Nice and good video!

  • @djevilm
    @djevilm 11 місяців тому +1

    Nice video but I have a little complaint. This video suppose to be about test of shapton glass and you did only half the job ❤ so now you have to do one more video about the rest ❤️
    Otherwise great video and info, great info about the 320 needed time and slurry to get working properly.
    Thanks

  • @souleydeflo9304
    @souleydeflo9304 9 місяців тому +1

    J ai kiffé , merci !

  • @shais10yearago97
    @shais10yearago97 Рік тому +3

    Can you do for proyan whetstone ? like a glass taidea stone on AliExpress

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +3

      I was asked by somebody else to do the same thing but at this moment I am a little short on money. Maybe next month I will find some money to buy them. :)

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +3

      I have ordered today 3 Proyan stones for review. :)

    • @shais10yearago97
      @shais10yearago97 Рік тому +2

      @@DanielWorkshop okay thanks .really hope to see the result .

    • @dpo8499
      @dpo8499 Рік тому +1

      He just did the review and testing of the proyan stones.

  • @TimJohnson-x1o
    @TimJohnson-x1o Рік тому +1

    they are good stones. the 320 and 500 are good medium course. The 1k is much finer than "1k" shapton pro, which is more like 500. the 3000 is a great finer medium stone. Great for touch up or go straight from 500 or even 320 for easy 2 stone combo. This is very common professional combo, fir example 2 stones, 400 to 3000 for instance. The HC is also very good for it's uses. as you can see with "dr matt" the razor video he shows 16k HC glass is not suitable for straight razor, unlike say 12k ss. which is much more gentle. we.. this is what HC version is for, for instance. ofc the 30k version everyone knows is intended for razors. Anyhow. for basic stainless steels these are great stones. they are very good, modern stones. very even. slightly softer than shapton pro and also more friable. basically they are more similar to a chosera stone. thats what it is.

    • @DanielWorkshop
      @DanielWorkshop  Рік тому +1

      Good stone but I prefer Shapton Professional for knives. For razors Chosera and finish on naturals. :)

  • @12George-j5x
    @12George-j5x Рік тому +2

    Salut. Îl aștept și pe celalt canal..... O zi frumoasă.