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Norton Cyclindrical Slipstone
Sharpening tools with curved edges like gouges requires slipstones (and patience). Getting the exact slipstone to match the profile of the cutting edge is difficult. However this slipstone has a wide diameter of 3/4" which is unlike most other slips.
This Norton India Stone is particularly helpful for working incannel tools such as firmer gouges. It is also handy for removing the burr on the...
Norton Manmade Oilstones
Please note that these stones measure 8" (200mm) x 3" (75mm) x 1/2" (13mm) and are supplied in a plastic storage box.
These are Norton India oil stones (aluminium oxide) are great for imparting durable, smooth cutting edges and for close tolerances.
Coarse India - Use to sharpen dull edges quickly.
Medium India - Medium cutting rate man-made sharpening stone to achieve a medium/fine...
Norton Gouge Slipstone
Sharpening tools with curved edges like carving tools or gouges requires a gouge slip.
The Norton India Gouge Slip is a versatile sharpening tool. With a half cone shape, it provides a surface of various diameters to sharpen an assortment of curved edges.
6" long, 1½" high tapering to 3/8".
Because it is two sided, both the inside and the outside of the stone can be used....
Norton 44mm by 106mm Teardrop Slipstone
Norton India Slipstone. Oil filled. Ideal for sharpening curved cutting edges such as gouges, curved kives, bead planers and moulders knives.
Size: 106mm x 44mm x 10mm (4¼" x 1¾" x 3/8").
Available in Medium and Fine Grits.
Norton 4000/8000 Combination Waterstone
These combination waterstones offer good combination of grits for occasional sharpening.
They are supplied with excellent written instructions and plastic storage cases.
Norton Prep Stone
An artificial stone used for raising a slurry on fine grit finishing waterstones. The slurry is what does the cutting and polishing and the prep stone speeds up the slurry-making. After wetting the waterstone, rub it evenly with the prep stone which will create the slurry, even off the high spots and make for less frequent flattening of the waterstones.