What grits are the "coarse" "fine" and "extra fine" equivalent to?
223404
According to dmtsharp.com coarse is 325; fine is 600; and extra fine is 1200.
223405
Don't know for sure but the fine and extra fine sure are nice. . . . and they grind fast. The extra fine finishes a hunting knife very well.
594573
Mine was something like 120 grit sandpaper. Pretty abrasive. You can strike a match on it easily.
2178462
I think the grit is about 320. But since this is used to fix and polish your other stones, not sure it matters so much. I have this, works great on my fine grit stones!
349604
Lansky did a video on youtube for Shotshow 2014. In this video, the Lansky rep. said the Puck grit is as follows:Coarse side = 120 gritFine Side = 280 grit
622474
I'd say coarse. It's the texture of sand. It works well for pasta (white, whole wheat, pumpkin noodles, etc) and for pizza dough.
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.
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It states in the Product DescriptionStyle: FineIncludes 6, 6000 Fine Grit Belts. For knife honing. This is a good kit, as the 6000 grit belt does give the finest hone, but it wears out sooner than the rougher ones. 6 belts will last a while.
1823613
I'm not sure of the actual grit count, but stones such as these are considered to be medium.
227395
the coarser grit is 350, the fine is 800. didn't measure directly, but compared with other diamond flat stones by feel
1255794
The grit sizes for the Spyderco ceramics are as follows: coarse 15 microns, fine 6-7 microns, ultrafine 3 microns
1636068
No, you have to buy the grit extra. you will need at least 3, a coarse, med. and fine. This machine works very well for me, taking about a week with each grit size. I have been using liquid laundry detergent with the fine (polish).
264680
1/4" diameter x 1/2" long available in different grits from Bargainsources (Vogue Professional brand)
1255795
The stones on the Spyderco Sharpmaker are ceramic and not measured in grit. However, the approximate equivalent would be about 600 on the brown stone and 1200 on the white stone. There is an extra fine stone available at approx. 2000 grit equivalent sold seperately.
1865066
any kind of hook 'n loop 5 inch, 8 hole paper. I use Mirka that comes in packs of 50 with 5 different grits from 80 to 220. Holds up well, abrasives last and paper doesn't tear on most flat surfaces. With progressively changing to finer grit ( up to the 220 ) cuts fast and almost no surface scratches visible with first finish application.
1391316
⅜ coarse. You can get an adapter on Amazon, or sometimes in real hardware stores. Easy, inexpensive.
1699573
seem to be the same on all sizes and sides. Thwy do a nice job and i like them.. i don't seem to have a need for different grits..
149081
The grit is coarse. I'm not sure I'd recommend these on brittle nails. They work fine on my acrylics though.