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Suehiro Finishing Whetstone Ouka 3000The Suehiro "Ouka" #3000 Whetstone, sometimes (incorrectly) known as Rika #3000, has the same great feel and smoothness of the Rika 5K, but cuts a bit faster. The #3000 stone is an in between grit that is probably not needed if you already have a 1K and 5K or 6K whetstone, but can serve as a bridge stone between a 1K and 8K whetstone. The biggest benefit a #3000 whetstone serves, is it can be used for those who like to touch up their knives daily, or
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