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  • #5139
    Josh
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    Hey guys… Am wanting to sell a couple of used sets of stones I have laying around so I can upgrade to some choseras. First off I have a used set of the old school 1200/1600 ceramics (the ones WE no longer sells. They probably have about 75% life left in them (only sharpened about 20-25 knives on them – rough estimate). I also have a set of the old school curved ceramics that are used for sharpening re-curved knives (They perform identically and look identical to the 1200/1600 grit ceramic set – I see no difference. They definitely don’t feel or look like the 400-800 grit range). These have probably 90-95% life in them, have hardly used them. Both sets have been lapped and flattened. I am asking $45 for the regular ceramics and $55 for the curved ceramics. Shipping & Handling fee is $5/set. I am only offering these here for the first few days. Thanks!

    PICTURES CLICK HERE

    #5142
    Ken Buzbee
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    PM sent, Josh.

    Ken

    #5146
    Josh
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    Curved ceramics sold to Ken. Still have the regular ceramics…

    PS. they work great as a go between from the 1k diamonds to the 14um strops! Forgot to mention… I modified the paddles on the regular ceramics so you can get all the way to the heel of a knife. On the normal paddles, the plastic edge on the paddles gets in the way when doing knives like Spyderco’s. Now they work great!

    #5147
    Ken Buzbee
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    I modified the paddles on the regular ceramics so you can get all the way to the heel of a knife. On the normal paddles, the plastic edge on the paddles gets in the way when doing knives like Spyderco’s. Now they work great!

    Interesting Josh. I have that issue with the ceramics. What did you do? Remove some of the plastic? What did you use? I hadn’t thought about doing that. Great idea.

    Ken

    #5148
    Josh
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    I actually used my belt sander and knocked the shoulders off… if you send me yours I’ll touch em up quick for you free of charge (just include return shipping =)). I imagine it would take FOREVER to do it any other way, lol.

    #5151
    wickededge
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    They probably have about 75% life left in them (only sharpened about 20-25 knives on them – rough estimate)

    My .02 – if they have only done 20-25 knives then they have a LOT more life in them than 75%. I’m using the same set I’ve had for years and they’re still going strong.

    -Clay

    #5160
    Josh
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    Ah, ok. Thanks for the input Clay. I have only lapped them once since they were dishing a little. Thanks!

    #5250
    Jerrie Barber
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    Josh,
    When you get a minute to tell me how to up load pictures, let me know about the ceramics. I would like to have them. Just give me a price.

    Thanks

    #5273
    Josh
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    The second set of ceramics are sold. Thanks Jerrie!

    Clay, you can lock/remove this thread if you wish… thank-you

    #5325
    Dennis Gocong
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    Razor,

    Are the normal ceramics still available? I’ll take them if they are.

    Please let me know how you would like to take payment.

    Thanks,
    DAUG

    #5327
    Wayne Nicklin
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    Contact Steven Pinson, he had a brand new unused set for sale

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