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Whetstones

cork1 · 2008-12-06 14:18:44

So i just bought my first whetstone and im just wondering do i put oil on it like an oilstone?

06-12-2008 2:18pm

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cork1

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So i just bought my first whetstone and im just wondering do i put oil on it like an oilstone?

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#2 07-12-2008 11:46am

Takeshi_Kovacs

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If it is a proper whet stone, then no, do not put oil on it. They are to be used with water.

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#3 07-12-2008 11:57am

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no no no just add water

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#4 07-12-2008 5:23pm

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its made by faithful and it says whetstone on the box so i suppose its real. ill try it with water anyways. thanks.

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#5 10-12-2008 9:48am

ennisa

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Cork,
Is this one of the diamond whetstones?

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Alan
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