1×6 Sharpening Stones For Hapstone, Edge Pro & TSProf – Speckled Stones

Jende 1×6 sharpening stones bring a wide range of water stones with individual qualities together under one name. If you’re looking for a special flavor or something different to spice up your stone lineup, these are the stones for you. All Jende stones are used with water only, and we recommend a short dip in water before use. Keep the viscosity of the stone alive with drops as water as needed. A stone washed clean will abrade faster than one with a paste. Pastes will squeeze out a finish that is slightly finer than the advertised grit. The 1×6 sharpening stones are 1″x6″x 6mm and will fit into any standard Edge Pro Apex, Edge Pro Pro, Hapstone Sharpener, TSProf guided sharpening systems, and with the Wicked Edge Uni Stone Holder Paddles. They can also be used a field stones, slip stones, and even slurry stones. The Jende Stones are specifically formulated to meet various needs, so keep a look out as we add more stones to the Jende family. The Jende 1K SPK is a speckled stone with a medium/medium hard matrix, which releases its abrasive in a very satisfying way – giving it very good aggressive feeling while leaving a nice matte finish. The Jende 1K SF is what we have come to call “Super Fine” due to its polishing abilities, especially on carbon steel blades. It is still a 1K stone, but it really maximizes the 1K finish for a great working sharp edge. The Jende 2K SPK has some nice cutting abilities while adding a little bit of polish. This stone leaves a wonderful working edge sharpness, and sets the edge up for futher refinement and polishing. The Jende 6K SPK is the first polishing stone in the Speckled series. It leaves a dark mirror polish, and enables the edge to slice effortlessly. The Jende 8K SPK is a speckled stone with a medium/medium hard matrix, and is a smooth and silent polishing stone, bringing out a really nice shine to the edge. The Jende 1×6 sharpening stones are meant to be used with water only, and require a quick 1-2 minute soak before use. To optimize the effects of these stones, keeping the stone free of swarf will give them slightly more aggression while allowing a paste to form will maximize the finish. When utilizing the paste, don’t let it get too thick – keep it viscous with a couple drops of water.