What Grit is it?
Master Grade 11-inch Black Ceramic Honing Rod
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What grit is it?
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Open Sep 17, 2024 - 03:35 PM
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Sep 17, 2024 - 03:35 PM
Grit is a difficult question when it comes to ceramic rods, because the term "grit" refers to an abrasive material that is sieved to a particular particle size. Ceramic rods don't contain added abrasive material, but the texture can vary according to the mold that is used when kilning the product. With that caveat, it is still a relevant question because you want an idea of how the rod will perform. So it is anecdotal, but the Master Grade black ceramic honing rod is roughly equivalent to a 2000 grit sharpening stone.
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Master Grade 11-inch Black Ceramic Honing Rod
The Professional’s Secret to a Lasting Edge Traditional steel rods often fail when faced with modern, high-HRC Japanese blades. The Master Grade 11-inch Black Ceramic Rod solves this by utilizing a material rated at 8 on the Mohs hardness scale—significantly harder than standard kitchen cutlery. Thi...
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