Try a Vintage Oilstone! Washita is a GREAT option 👍.
You only need one stone to hone with. Really, it's true! Having a progression of grits in hand plastic cases is ok, but there is a lot to be said for a traditional oilstone. Take a look at David Weaver's work on honing and oilstones / daw162
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