Mystery Sharpening Stone -Works awesome, but what is it?
Here I have a natural sharpening stone of which I have no idea what type it is. My best guess is some kind of slate. I am pretty confident it isn't an Arkansas stone. In this video I get it ready for sharpening by lapping the top flat and then conditioning the surface of the stone. I also test it out to see what kind of scratch pattern it leaves. It also leaves a very sharp edge.
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I hope there arnt any youtube ads on this...
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