Morihei 'Karasu' (9k) first impressions

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So i have been sorting out RL stuff for quite some time, and FINALLY got some time again to make another video. The karasu from morihei has been sitting unused for a few months and just couldnt wait any more.
04:20 Naniwa new omuratu 150#
26:20 King 1000#
34:00 Morihei Hishiboshi Karasu 9000#
39:40 King g-1 8000#
Your comments and feedback have been a great positive in my life theese past few months so keep them coming! :)

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4 мар 2023

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@jpo31 Год назад

Nice to see you again. The 9k will probably improve when you lap off some of the top layer. It is not a soaking stone. However, a short soak improves the feedback. These stones leave a unique scratch pattern at the apex. Under magnification it looks like shark teeth. So even after a 9k stone you will have some bite in the edge. I think you need to use the knife in practice to be able to judge the performance of the stone. Compared to a naniwa pro i think this one is closer to a 5k. I have the Morihei 1, 4, 9 and 12k. The 12k feels almost like using a Shiro suita. I use mine mostly for straight razor honing. For knife honing the 4k is my favorite in this series. Unless you are polishing the bevel plane for contrast, i would not use slurry with them. It just damage the apex (just a tip).

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

I usually lap the my other morihei stones, so i will give it a go, and have a look under the microscope in my next session. AS for the 4k, its in my shelf. And i will be testing it out in a few days i think. :)

@louis2p Год назад

Exactly the experience i've had with my 9k. Laping made it even better, i tend to soak it couple of mins as well. I really love the micro tooth, makes it a great last stone for kitchen knives imo.

@sacoto98 6 месяцев назад

When you say to don't make a slurry, you mean that for the 4k or the 9k?

@jpo31 6 месяцев назад

@@sacoto98 Yes. I have not found any benefits of using slurry on synthetic stones, unless you are using it for polishing the bevel. Some stones can however benefits from a light slurry generated with a natural stone on the synthetic stone. Most of my sharpening is done with straight razors. For knifes it can be a little different, because what makes a straight razor edge good might not apply to a knife.

@sonkekoster3105 Год назад

Congratulations - you finally got it!

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

Finally :D

@isaacgubat Год назад

Loving it❤

@hoggif 6 месяцев назад

Interesting to see how you like it. I like Karasu. Hard stone but not too hard, good feedback and it leaves a nice finish. Not the most powerfull of ny 8-10k stones but definately on the better ones in my collection. I think one cannot go wrong with that one in 8-10k range. It works fine as splash&go. I tend to jump on it from 3-4k stone after 1k. I like to open it up a bit with 400 atoma to get a bit of slurry like with most stones that are not muddy.

@sonkekoster3105 Год назад

I love it.

@hello.itsme.5635 Год назад

Great to see you back!

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

Thanks man. Good to be back as well 👊

@e30Birdy Год назад

Welcome back, while I may not have need for the Karasu at the moment the 4k is calling my name, heard it is really good 4k stone.

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

Well I actually have one. I never tried it, and I just might do a first impressions on that as well 😁

@hello.itsme.5635 Год назад

@@lofotenknifeworks2278 Please do! I'm in the same boat as e30Birdy.

@e30Birdy Год назад

@@lofotenknifeworks2278 supposed to be one of the best 4k stones out there. I have a imanishi 4k but it's not the best just like my arato 220 which i will replace with a sueshiro 180 debado

@Alex25CoB Год назад

nice stone, lovely pattern. What about the morihei 4k? Can you do some wide-bevel polishing?

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

Definately. The 4k is on my shelf waiting for the next video. So pretty soon if i can get around to it :)

@johnsarge4732 Год назад

I’d love to try a Morihei stone but unfortunately they are a bit too pricey for me 😢 what grit diamond plate do you use?

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

They are a bit pricey yes. But a dream to work on. But you do get good stones for cheaper as well, if its any comfort 😀 the diamond plate is an atoma 140 😁

@DreySantesson 9 месяцев назад

Do you actually know if the Morihei 9000 has been discontinued ?

@jonpbjo Год назад

We're back baby..........

@michaelschwarz5907 Год назад

i need a new low grit repair stone that doesn't dish easily. 120grit range. any ideas?

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

Well the shapton pro's are pretty hard. So that could be worth looking into. I prefer the 320, but they do come in 120 as well 😀

@michaelschwarz5907 Год назад

@@lofotenknifeworks2278 well, that shapton pro 120 and 220 was exactly what i had before. got a pink brick due to recommendations and it's everything i dont want lol. maybe i just have to buy the same old again😅

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

@Michael Schwarz check out the suehiro LD 21. It's 180 grit and a really decent size if you want to try something else :)

@michaelschwarz5907 Год назад

@@lofotenknifeworks2278 have you tried the nanohone bonded diamonds yet? they have a 100micron plate that looks interesting 🤔

@lofotenknifeworks2278 Год назад

@@michaelschwarz5907 I heard expensive things about them, but unfortunately i havent had the pleasure yet.