Are these the 100 grit or the 120 grit?
1867508
They are 120 grit, if you have other questions the web site on the bottle is www.neescrystals.com
191087
I think these are sharps. I has the number of 80/12 on the package. I use them on a Brother Sewing Machine.
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.
1633364
The 100 is round and anyway if you stack them on top of each other you can't open it unless you take it down etc. i have the 100 and the 120 the 120 is rectangular i got them for $5.99 a piece at a thrift store like new! They work on a hydraulic piston system kind of like the hatchback on a SUV you push the button and it slowly opens with your selected CD very cool. The bottom drawer contains the list # of your CDs DVDs etc. I love them, Well-made.
1606287
Holy,I am not an experienced professional sheetrock person so in my case I needed the 150 to get it down a bit before I actually used the 220 to get it perfectly smooth however I have seen pros get there finish so smooth, they barely have to sand at all so they would hit it with the 220 just a bit.
1753471
I'm not at home to check the grit but they are pretty fine; however, it is important that you do not put too much pressure when you are using them. I've used a little too much pressure and have actually removed the skin causing scabs to occur. Once I learned the proper pressure to use, they work great leaving your skin feeling renewed.
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.
617861
I have no idea. I got sick of looking for it on the shelves so I just order it and eventually use all the grit offered in the pack.
1838328
not sure what you should use...as I use the 60 grit for my labs which is enough.I would just use the same but the slower setting...
1341379
The particles are not regular enough for them to apply a normal grit rating, but they are sorted by maximum size in microns, I think. At any rate, I think the rough equivalents are Coarse: 250, Fine: 600, X-Fine: 1200. There is an XX-Fine, but even that doesn't get you anywhere close to 8000. If you want a finish like an 8000+ waterstone with diamonds, you have to get the paste and spread it on a substrate of your own. I'm sure I've seen diamond paste as fine as .5 micron, and it may go finer than that; I don't think they can bond particles that fine to the DMT plates.
1998344
Smaller. The 100 is a 1.0 litre (600ml effective), meaning you can really only boil 0.6L. The 120 is 1.2 litre (800ml effective). So basically, the 100 is a 0.6L, and the 120 is a 0.8L. Totally straight-forward, right? ;) Anyhow, hope this helps!
595718
the 120 is for both. Each bag will give you about 60 washes. I only run the DW once or twice a week( it's just me) and one bag lasted me almost a year.
471652
They are all the same grit, not 'really' coarse, although they are a tiny bit coarser towards the colored end. They are very effective.
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.
1685373
The set is the same grit as far as I can tell, but it may be graduated slightly. They do sell a pack with around 9 files that have different grit's for each of the files. The files are so good that really you don't need a variety of grits. Best files I have ever owned!
1107006
You can zoom in on the product picture to see what grits... They should have it posted in the info section though. 1 very fine - 220 2 extra fine - 320 2 super fine - 400
1224571
I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.