My favourite whetstones #2: Tanaka Toishi, Tsuki, Aki, Shiro - monogatari

Hi again!
As usual, timestamps first:

00:00 introductions and equipment
03:33 roughing it up on the shapton 120#
07:10 Close look at the edge after shapton
07:30 Tsukimonogatari 1000 grit (NOT the akamonogatari, i do apologize)
12:45 Shiromonogatari - 3000 grit
14:12 Edge after the tsukomonogatari
19:25 Akamonogatari - 10 000 grit
19:30 Edge after Shiromonogatari
22:35 Edge after Akamonogatari
23:10 Cutting newspaper after the stone
24:28 Edge after Strop, and cut test as well

Today i finally got around to do another video. Works has been real busy. For those of you who dont know, i work as a teacher, and this part of the year, aproaching the summer is always really busy. My throat and tonsils are also really infected so its a bit hard to talk.

I have decided to showcase a few stones from Tanaka Toishi in this video. This producer was unknown for me until recently, when i got to try the Tsukimonogatari (1000 grit), Shiromonogatari (3000 grit) and Akamonogatari (10 000 grit). I mix them a bit in the start of the video, but i catch myself in doing so. The stones are excellent for polishing work, as the softer 1000 grit stone produces insane amounts of slurre when you really go to town, and is just so responsive and fast. 10k is a reach, but i try it out nonetheless, and im really happy with the edge im getting in this session.

Didnt measure the sharpnes yet, but im gonna make shure to include a BESS test in my later videos. If you guys find that interresting.

I hope you guys enjoy the video as much as i did making it!