Whetstone Wars Battle 1K - Naniwa Professional vs. Imanishi
Latest installment of whetstone wars. We continue to try to bring you good content. Please enjoy this epic battle between two of the people's champions. These always come down to the wire. These whetstones are manufactured by two great companies. One of them has partial natural stone content. The other one uses magnesium bonding. Subtle differences but they both perform well. We have to pull out all the stops to test these two. Remember we're using super blue steel, the top performing steel to give us the champion.
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