Finally found a video that make sense These stone are expensive and I don t want to make a costly mistake in purchasing the wrong one. Thank you so much

Another fine free hand sharping video! So we'll done!

Given the amount of people looking up sharpening techniques or trying to hone their sharpening skills, that this video isn’t the first to pop up or their isn’t that many hits on this channel, This is by far one of the best tutorials on utube  on the subject of sharpening. Thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your knowledge. Great Video. BTW, has anyone ever mentioned you sound like Nicholas Cage ?  Awesome job please keep up the great work. Cheers

History and knives! I can get behind this!

a very nice lesson. thanks

Great video.

Excellent demo! I’m a beginning woodworker and I just ordered a set of Norton waterstones. Now I’m ready to start sharpening.

Nice video! Thank you!

Fantastic information. Great ideas.

Thank you for wonderful video, I have had norton for several years and till  really enjoyed watching you.

This guy must be a blast to hangout with on the weekends😳!

I just use a small smooth rock or a small hard Arkansas whetstone to flatten my man made whetstones lol 😂

Can you use oil

You don’t really need to submerge them in water for too long?

Hi there, thank you for the video
But could you please tell me how I can understand if the artificial stone is a water stone or oil stone if there is no any information on it?

Am I supposed to move that slowly?

I have been thinking about changing from oil to water stones - would not want the watery mess on my bench even though it isn't a cadillac of a bench! No wonder the japanese have some kind of system set up with water or even a tub away from their work surfaces? Thanks for posting this - guess I have still more to figure out!

Are these splash and go stones?

13:35 - how often you think he says that?

I have a major nuisance here: why is it that these stones all look so smooth, with rounded edges and corners while those being sold all have sharp edges and surfaces so rough that they have to be flattened before use?! It's like the nice fluffy burger from the ad vs the flat and pale burger you actually get at the counter.