I used the 306CBN on a range of O1, A2 and PM-V11 chisel and plane blades, and was very pleased with its performance. The cbn stone is also very thin which also threw me for a loop bcuz I'm used to thicker stones personally. I suppose I was hoping it would act like a refreshable lapping film, rather than just a block of plastic with diamond sprayed on it. The softer the bond the shallower the scratches from the same abrasive and generally the more even scratch pattern because those proud crystals get removed quickly.

Visi interneta veikalā redzamie naži ir sortimentā uz vietas veikalā un pieejami uzreiz, nav jāgaida kamēr tos saražos. When choosing an emulsion after sharpening it's best to use an emulsion that's 1 or 2 micron size's smaller then what the micron particle size's are made up of on the last stone you used,the idea is to get the diamonds in the emulsion between the grooves the stone made the same way you floss your teeth for better edge refinement,I choose to strop that way if I'm not going for a perfect mirror polished edge and just a working edge.As hard as it is to glue to the high energy surfaces of diamonds cheap and diamond anything is a crapshoot. This is more noticeable with lower grits as the abrasive particles are larger, as you move to finer grits you're less likely to see the difference unless you are really looking for it.

CBN's qualities include high levels of high hardness, strength, abrasion resistance, and thermal and chemical resistance. With something like a simple Naniwa Multistone 1000 : one can literally grind all day with a creamy slurry created by just a few passes of a flattening plate like an Atoma and NEVER actually reach a strong burr or sharp apex. I had been getting tired of reshaping bevels on sandpaper (messy, eventually expensive) or my water stones (painfully slow).Thank you again gritomatic for providing your services to us, and thank you readers for reading my review. I tend to lubricate the surface with a drop or two of water to lower on the dust, and once I am done, I rinse to remove the steel particles and air dry it. The slurry will naturally and strongly resist burr formation, assuming the stone is not very coarse (in which case it would have to be very muddy/heavy slurry). And the grit rating seems to be finer than how they're marked, (mine anyway) seem to cut and feel like something less aggressive than their designation states.

Offering greater abrasion resistance and thermal conductivity than conventional abrasives like silicon carbide and aluminum oxide, CBN removes steel quickly and efficiently.Spyderco's 3x8 benchstone combines the many advantages of CBN with a classic flatstone format to supercharge traditional sharpening techniques. That appears to be a rather bold statement, are you directing this statement at anyone in particular? You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.