What's the range of the grit, anyone?
1518132
By the range, do you mean the length of the file? If so,thBy range do you mean the length? If so about,about 3/5ths. Hope this helps.
1518133
Largest file has enough grit suitable for long overdue pedicures. The smallest is good for getting that perfect nail shape
1217454
It is a multiple grit pack 80,120@ 240 you can buy a grit you like or use more at amazon you will find them at the bottom of the web page that last these. hope this helps.
1614397
I don't recall that there was a value placed on the relative grit level. You could use any level you wanted. The material that comes with the wheel puts a very high polish on hardened steel. You might post a question on the company's website if you really want a number.
2240152
hey james, it really depends if you go dry or wet. the dry pads, especially the course grit need to be like 1000-1500 rpms and the finer grits to about 2000-2500 tops... wet course pads 50-100-200 about 2000 rpms, and upper pads to no more than 3000 rpms. you can go as fast as you like if you want to replace pads really often, i learned the hard way... good luck ~ mike nap, oxford ma.
334180
I have no idea if there is a grit rating but its super soft and sparkles in the sun. My kids love it in their sand and water table!
68766
I really don't know exactly. However, if the stone is an oilstone, and I believe it is, then its probably 240 grit for "medium" and 280 grit for "fine". There doesn't seem to be a specific grit noted on the stones or packaging for oilstones, and just using "fine" or "medium" terms to describe the abrasiveness seems to be the norm. However you can get more info if you search the web for woodworking, sharpening etc.
1117359
Yes, it looks like this grit will polish rocks up to a hardness of 8. keep your rocks the same hardness and they should eventually polish up decently.
1663887
This is more a medium grit...80-100. If you are looking for finish work then you may want to hit with fine paper or soda blast so the metal is smooth. This hasn't pitted the metal but it can.
1132568
Hi, I lap every type of natural and synthetic hone that there is daily. I am not sure if this is a 95 or a 120 grit but I can say, "do not go any coarser" than this plate for lapping. If this plate is 120 grit and you go to a 95 grit you are going to have problems and you will need to wet sand your stones to 200-400 grit after using it. Good luck.
1383794
I used a 80 grit recylcled glass "sand." It worked really well. I'm pretty new to this also but I know that grit worked well for me. I also attempted a very course grit that didn't work very well at all.
471651
All the same grit. But, for this product, grit size doesn't matter: it's a very fine, finishing grit that also files as fast as a coarse grit.
209409
I want to say 180 or 220,been a while,,,works great when you get used to it,,any hardware store or Home depot will have the grit you need
1359741
I'm probably not the best person to ask, because I do it the hardcore way. I put a bit of water into my mouth, dump in the measured amount of powder, swish and swallow. If there is grit left, I swish with more water. For me, quick and painful is easier. It's not that bad though.
165804
I have researched two company's that sell 3/4 " belts in 12" lgth. The first is Econaway Abrasives out of Michigan. They sell the X22 and X65 style belts. These are equivalent grits to Work Sharp's grits At less than $1.60! The X4 at 3000 grit is hard to find, except from Amazon or Worksharp. The other company is Abrasive Express. They require minimum quantities of 18 per grit, but about .75 per belt.
1823612
The stone is 'Fine'. 600 grit is very coarse. The description is probably a typo...I keep my stone at work as I always carry a Buck Knife with me and find it handy if I need a quick sharpening. Make sure you use honing oil.
1255792
This stone is very very fine. I'm not sure what the grit is. However, it is supposed to give your knife a mirror edge. My friends have gotten a mirror edge from this stone. I have not unfortunately.
1350929
Yes its a fine grit, just for touch up after daily use or finishing and hawkbill knives..I use it often...may have to sand a bubble or 2 off it.....wildbillwholesale sells them cheap also.... lansky makes a med grit for kitchen use....its good also, about 12 bucks.....but dont drop it on hard floor....true ceramic....ecop has always been a great seller to me, prob. Bought 30 things from them..never a problem at all...fair on prices without compromising the quality, like ive seen others do........