Shapton Glass Holder 7 Stones - Anyone identify from YouTube video?

bucketstove ... Yes, good advice and before posting I did check out the websites mentioned in the video.

I however cannot find the stone holders that appear to hold 7 of the Shapton Glass stones, the stand/holder sort of looks like an old cassette tape holder from the 80's.

One holder in the background has a red stone on top of it and the other holder has a green stone on top of it.

There is a silver spray bottle between the two holders in the video. Appreciate the help.
 
J Thomas said:
bucketstove ... Yes, good advice and before posting I did check out the websites mentioned in the video.

I however cannot find the stone holders that appear to hold 7 of the Shapton Glass stones, the stand/holder sort of looks like an old cassette tape holder from the 80's.

One holder in the background has a red stone on top of it and the other holder has a green stone on top of it.

There is a silver spray bottle between the two holders in the video. Appreciate the help.
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Oooh, you're not talking about the "shapton plastic case",
you're talking about the cd-rack/shelf thing
yeah I dont see one of those on the website
might be DIY
 
My bad buckestove, I adjusted the title and the body to better explain what I was asking about. Thanks again.
 
Here's a photo that I took in Japan, of the stone belonging to one of Seki City's professional sharpeners....
You be the judge of just how important it is...

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Stitchawl
 
J Thomas said:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SapVzdnymo

1.02 into the above YouTube razor sharpening video there appear to be a couple stands that hold 7 Shapton Glass Stones each ... anyone know what these are or where to acquire them?

Thank You.
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Not a Shapton product as far as I know... my guess is either homemade, or converted from something else.


stitchawl said:
Here's a photo that I took in Japan, of the stone belonging to one of Seki City's professional sharpeners....
You be the judge of just how important it is...

ElgTZy.jpg



Stitchawl
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Wrong thread?
 
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Stitchawl ... Thank You for the picture, I think I am bad at explaining what I am looking for. =)

The stand in the video I am trying to point out shows 7 Shapton Glass stones in side the container, almost looks like a mini cd or cassette tape holder from the 1980's. There appears to be 7 slots that you can slide the stones into and overall it is a compact design.

I appreciate the help, maybe someday I'll be able to find this product.

All the best.
 
This is the thing of interest, it is some kind of cd-rack or 7-shelf mail box or 6-drawer cabinet, 3-4 inch wide ... probably ikea sold it years ago when CDs were a thing :)
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I remember those or something similar a few years back. The only item I've seen lately is made of wood and holds 10 stones. Google Shapton Ceramic on Glass 10 Stone Holder. Shapton does have a three stone holder and field holder. $$$$$$$$$
 
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bucketstove ... you got skills I don't have, Thank You for capturing and posting those pictures ... Exactly the product I was trying to describe. Appreciate it.

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:) my keyboard has a print screen button, takes a screenshot, so pause the video at right spot, paste it into paint/paintbrush, clip to size, save, upload to imgur, takes about a minute or two
 
J Thomas said:
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Stitchawl ... Thank You for the picture, I think I am bad at explaining what I am looking for. =)

The stand in the video I am trying to point out shows 7 Shapton Glass stones in side the container, almost looks like a mini cd or cassette tape holder from the 1980's. There appears to be 7 slots that you can slide the stones into and overall it is a compact design.

I appreciate the help, maybe someday I'll be able to find this product.

All the best.
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Sorry about that... I don't know how this happened, but I was replying to a thread about flattening stones, not storing them. Somehow, either I hit the wrong button, or the machine hiccuped and it got put into your thread. Again, my apologies.

Stitchawl
 
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