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Quick video showing Norton Waterstones on a couple of items. Despite being a pretty old stone in a competitive market I feel these still have a lot to offer.
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Norton Waterstone Demo/review
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My first waterstone was a 1000 grit Norton. I pulled it out a few weeks ago and really had a good time using it. It has good feedback. Needs a good solid soaking before using, and is sort of thirsty, but cuts really well. It is indeed a softer stone and you need to keep that in mind when apexing. Edge trailing and light pressure. Thanks for the video.