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Carpetsahib
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Fylliitti Sharpening Stones
      #122532 - 29/12/08 06:26 AM

Does anyone here use or have knowledge of the Finnish Fylliitti sharpening stone? A famous knifemaker in FInland - Roselli - recommends this stone for sharpening his Ultra High Carbon and Wootz metal blades. I would like to have some more information on this type of stone.

From what I have been able to learn, the equivalent English word is Phyllite; this describes a metamorphic rock, derived from slate, that has a significant fraction of crypto-crystalline (my description) micaceous minerals, and a characteristic wavy or rippled surface.
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Igorrock
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Re: Fylliitti Sharpening Stones [Re: Carpetsahib]
      #122610 - 30/12/08 05:01 AM

Hello

"Fylliitti" is good enough for rough sharpening but for the end sharpening i prefer real Arkansas Stone with oil or japanese fine grade waterstone.

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