what grit is this? i am wanting 120 grit.
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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.
1341375
It does have grit. you can check on the description above. this stone is 1200 grit. i would recommend you to buy Japanese stone; the surface is more even.
1485537
As with sandpaper the lower the number the more aggressive the stones are in removing material. The 1500 is the last stone used as it is the least aggressive. The 120 is used to remove any chips in the blade and if you are going to cut a new edge profile. After the first time I only use the 600 and 1500 to sharpen my blades depending on the condition of them.
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The grit number is the measure of the coarseness or fineness of the grinding material. The higher the number the finer the grinding material and the smoother and sharper the surface finish of the knife will be. Conversely the lower the grit number the courser the grit material. the course material will remove metal faster but leave a rougher finish. You should start with a course material and work down to a fine material to get a nice smooth finish. That is start with a low grit number and work up to a high grit number.
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There is a multigrit pack for paint (MM80P) 3 diff grits, and a pack for wood (MM80W). Come 18 in a pack, 80, 120, 240 grit, for about $15 per pack. On amazon.
721853
I'm not sure of the exact grit, I use it to sharpen my wood lathe tools and it does a great job.
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I don't know the grit count but it's a basic nail file you would find at any beauty shop. One side is a little smoother than the the other size.
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http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/nagurastone.aspx Try this link. It will give you all you need but as it says 4000 grit and above is the recommended use.
1888807
Sanding disks come in different grits, even 60 and 40 and they take of a lot of material quickly. I have used 150 grit...not sure if you can buy 240???...wear some gloves or attach the guard (if possible because these grinding/sanding wheels are aggressive and will take a slice from your hand if you do not respect it. Also try to use a rubber washer, it flexes while supporting the cardboard sanding/grinding disc. PS there is not such thing as a stupid question!!!!
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The sharpening disks for the 130 are different. For the 130: 100% diamond stage in stage 1; super hardened miniature steel in stage 2; and flexible stropping disks in stage 3.The disks are different on the 120. The grit is diamond for stages 1 and 2, and a "patented" material for disk 3. It's great for thin kitchen knives. I have the 120.
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It is 600 grit and it is pretty course. I gave mine away. Wasnt what I was looking for
1049720
Yes 80 grit Don't buy this one I sent mine back and bought the Grizzly combo much better machine
1452461
I am probably not qualified to answer this question. All I know is I purchased a 2000 grit belt to finish the knives I believe there are other belts available. I would recommend checking the website or Amazon to see what else is available.
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The sharpening disks for the 130 are different. For the 130: 100% diamond stage in stage 1; super hardened miniature steel in stage 2; and flexible stropping disks in stage 3. The disks are different on the 120. The grit is diamond for stages 1 and 2, and a "patented" material for disk 3. It's great for thin kitchen knives. I have the 120.
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I emailed Winco and all they said was "The grain is a Fine/Medium grain" so I guess we're on our own. I'm looking to get it for major blade repair as well as leveling my higher grit stones (1000-6000 grit). Good luck.
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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.
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I think you can order it from the manufacturer. However, all it is is very fine grit polishing tape (or film). I'm pretty sure you can buy it here for a better price: http://www.bestsharpeningstones.com/catalog/Lapping%20Film.htm Just get something in the 3-5 micron (4000-8000 grit) range.