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**Bill Harsey** · 07-10-2006, 11:11

The one single stone I use the most for knife work here is made by Norton and is called the Crystolan/India Combo. It's an eleven inch long double sided stone, medium silicon carbide on one side and fine aluminum oxide on the other.
Current price on this stone from Tru Grit is 36.25 US plus shipping.

If you can't get something sharp with this, you need a belt grinder.

Here's the contact: Tru Grit Inc., (trugrit.com) in Ontario, California.
Phone: 909-923-4116

Tru Grit are great folks and are very good to deal with.
They supply all of Chris Reeve Knives and my grinding belts and other abrasives like stones.

07-10-2006, 11:11	#7
Bill Harsey Bladesmith to the Quiet Professionals Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Oregon, Land of the Silver Grey Sunsets Posts: 3,886	The Sharpening Stone The one single stone I use the most for knife work here is made by Norton and is called the Crystolan/India Combo. It's an eleven inch long double sided stone, medium silicon carbide on one side and fine aluminum oxide on the other. Current price on this stone from Tru Grit is 36.25 US plus shipping. If you can't get something sharp with this, you need a belt grinder. Here's the contact: Tru Grit Inc., (trugrit.com) in Ontario, California. Phone: 909-923-4116 Tru Grit are great folks and are very good to deal with. They supply all of Chris Reeve Knives and my grinding belts and other abrasives like stones. Last edited by Bill Harsey; 07-10-2006 at 13:01.
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