Shapton Glass Stone HR 3.68 Micron #4000 Grit
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Shapton Glass Stone HR 3.68 Micron #4000 Grit

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Shapton Glass Stone HR 3.68 Micron #4000 GritHighlights Fine grit stone with 4000 grit for a light polish and refined edge Thin, light, and strong construction Resistant to cracking and breakage Description The Shapton Glass Stone HR 3. 68 Micron #4000 Grit belongs to the Glass Stone series, known for its revolutionary design combining layers of tempered glass to provide excellent usability in a thin package. This series offers a wide selection of stones, allowing users to achieve their desired

Highlights
  • Fine grit stone with 4000 grit for a light polish and refined edge
  • Thin, light, and strong construction
  • Resistant to cracking and breakage
Description

The Shapton Glass Stone HR 3.68 Micron #4000 Grit belongs to the Glass Stone series, known for its revolutionary design combining layers of tempered glass to provide excellent usability in a thin package.

This series offers a wide selection of stones, allowing users to achieve their desired blade finish effectively. The 4000 grit Glass Stone is classified as a fine grit stone, suitable for leaving a light polish and a refined edge on your blade. It is a valuable addition to your sharpening progression for optimal sharpness.

Contrary to the conventional belief that sharpening stones are large and heavy, Glass Stones are thin, light, and strong due to the layers of tempered glass bonded together. This construction provides excellent resistance to cracking or sudden breakage caused by external shocks, ensuring long-lasting performance.

The abrasives in these glass stones are extremely uniform, ensuring consistent performance from the first pass to the end of the stone's lifespan.

The Glass Stone series includes two types each of the 4000, 6000, and 8000 sharpening stones. The main difference between them lies in the abrasive agents used. Specifically, the Glass Stone series 50603, 50703, and 50803 are recommended for sharpening composite steel blades where steel has been forge-welded with another metal.

Each Glass Stone in the series is composed of a 5mm tempered glass backing plate bonded to a 5mm thick stone. Shapton sharpening Glass Stones are made with finely graded ceramic cutting media that requires less flattening and has a longer lifespan compared to most whetstones.

For premium stability and professional results, consider adding a Shapton Stone holder to your sharpening setup.

Specifications
  • Micron: 3.68
  • Mesh: 4000
  • Dimensions: 210 x 70 x 10mm (Abrasive Layer 5mm)
  • Weight: approx. 360g
  • SKU: 50103
  • Type: Fine
  • Made in Japan
Product Inclusions
  • 1 x 3.68 Micron #4000 grit sharpening stone
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