Name: Naniwa Chosera 2000 sharpening stone without stand
Brand: Naniwa
SKU: NASS2000WS
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 9 (6 reviews)

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The Naniwa Chosera 2000 whetstone uses magnesia as binder for the abrasive, in this case white aluminium oxide.  

  


The Chosera stones do not soak up any water so the stones do not need to be sprinkled with water frequently. This makes Chosera stones rather easy to sharpen with. Because of their hardness you will not cut into the stone easily and sharpening with these stones will take less time. Their hardness make them a good choice for knives made from hard steel.  
  


Splash with water before and during sharpening, do not soak or store in water.  
  

**About grit sizes**  

Whetstones come in various grit sizes. The higher the number, the finer the grit. A finer grit results in a sharper knife. Sharpening a really dull knife on a fine grit will take much time, so you will need to treat it on a coarser grit first.  
  



* 120 - 600: Appropriate when real dull knives need to be brought back in the right shape

* 800 - 1,000: Appropriate to sharpen knives that were already in a reasonable state

* 2,000 - 3,000: For a result sharper than most knives are when they leave the factory

* 5,000 - 12,000: To polish the knife and get a razor sharp edge



**Remarks pertaining to Chosera sharpening stones**  

During manufacture, Chosera sharpening stones are bound with magnesium. This superior production method guarantees superb results. However, these magnesium-bound stones are more prone to developing hairline cracks. To prevent this from occurring, it is important NOT to use too much water when wetting Chosera sharpening stones. So Chosera stones should NEVER be left to soak in water for a prolonged period of time! It is also important to dry these stones thoroughly after use and store them in a dry, dark place.


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Garantit de très bon résultats, très agréable à utiliser également.
Remplacée depuis par le modèle professionnel.


Produit correspondant à mes attentes. C'est une pierre de grande qualité qui ne s'use pas facilement et qui permet d'affiner la lame des couteaux très rapidement.

Ein sehr guter Wasserstein der meine Messer wieder richtig scharf macht. Es erfordert allerdings ein wenig Übung. Ich habe vorher noch nie einen Wasserstein benutzt sondern nur den Lansky Crock Stick Deluxe, mit dem ich immer sehr zufreiden war. Ich hatte mir vorher noch den 600er und den 1000er bestellt damit ich richtig arbeiten und lernen kann. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit den Steinen und werde mir in Zukunft noch die restlichen Steine dieser Chosera Serie bestellen.

Den Stein und Shop kann man nur empfehlen!
Der 2000er ist der Übergang zwischen Schleifen und Polieren.

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The height/thickness of a sharpening stone (excluding a potential base).

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The material that gives the sharpening stone its abrasive effect. Diamond, ceramics (e.g. aluminium oxide or silicon carbide) or the materials in a natural stone. Read [more about the advantages and disadvantages of these materials](/en/ct/sharpening-stone-materials-which-are-the-best.htm).

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The agent that brings all the abrasive particles in a sharpening stone together. The cohesive agent usually consists of natural products, such as cellulose, wax, clay and even magnesium, or synthetic products such as: polyacrylates, polyvinyl alcohol or various synthetic resins. The cohesive agent itself usually has no abrasive effect.

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* Yes: the device has one fixed, non-adjustable sharpening angle.

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The grain size a supplier gives to its sharpening stones. Please note: This can be either in FEPA-F (European), ANSI (American) or JIS (Japanese). Read [more about the different grain sizes here](/en/ct/expressing-grain-sizes-sharpening-stones.htm).

Grit according to supplier

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Sharpening guides help you maintain the right angle when sharpening your knives. [Read more about using sharpening guides here](/en/ct/use-of-sharpening-guides-on-whetstones.htm).

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Some sharpening stones need to be submerged, others only need a splash of water and some need no water at all! For the best results, check in advance what is best for your sharpening stone.

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A holder/base that ensures the stone doesn't move during the sharpening process.

Naniwa Chosera 2000 sharpening stone without stand