DIY homemade sharpening stone

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I used fiberglass resin and silicon carbide F320 from Gritomatic dump a bunch in till you can hardly stir it. You got about 15 minutes to pour it. It worked pretty good surprisingly cut decently fast got nice and sharp. Feels like about a 3 to 400 grit stone that doesn’t release abrasives a lot but still cuts kinda good I think it’s a pretty decent functional stone, fun little project.
I think maybe diamond powder might be fun to try next

[@enobil]

Wow thanks for sharing. Opens too many new possibilities for a whetstone enthusiast. Even if it doesn't release abrasive that much, or loads up slighltly quicker, still can be slurried with diamond plates etc so I definitely need to try

[@AaronJohnson1979]

Thanks I’ve been playing around with different grits and different adhesions with materials that might release a little better This might be still the best one though plan silicon carbide with fiberglass resin

[@MOSHAEMUSIC]

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[@knifesharpeningnorway]

Hey it worked mate

[@kevinAuman1]

Whoah, this completely blew my damn mind brother! Lol-ol-ol have you tried to make anything like this using diamond abrasives? It is basically the same thing as the Venev stones that I absolutely love but in this way you're able to control the level of abrasion and how quickly it cuts or gets filled with steel and needs to be flattened/cleaned to expose new diamond abrasive.... This has got me very interested 🤔

[@JohnDoe-zb7dz]

Very interesting.

[@AaronJohnson1979]

You got to dump ALOT of silica carbide as much as you can get in there

[@JohnDoe-zb7dz]

​@@AaronJohnson1979 I'd like to try mixture of SIC and aluminum oxide. Kind of like the "American Mutt" Stone.

[@AaronJohnson1979]

@@JohnDoe-zb7dz let me kno how it works out theres many different ways to do this i bet, night now im making another one out of pottery

[@AaronJohnson1979]

@@JohnDoe-zb7dz the mutt store have all kinds of different things in it

[@JohnDoe-zb7dz]

@@AaronJohnson1979 Interested in the outcome.

[@MrSATism]

This is extremely impressive as a proof of concept, wonder if it works with other grits/abrasive types.

[@AaronJohnson1979]

Fiberglass resin is probably the cheapest resin you can buy, and the fiberglass resin itself is abrasive. I’m thinking about mixing some clay with it just so it helps with releasing material but I only paid probably five or six dollars for that whole bottle of silica carbide I can probably make at least five stones out of that

[@AaronJohnson1979]

Pottery clay or something but if I add up all the materials, it probably cost at five dollars to make that stone and it really does work it’s kind of slow cutting but like I said, if I mix clay, I think it will speed it up or maybe a larger micron silica carbide

[@user-pm7pw1tl3t]

But sic stones are cheap xD

[@AaronJohnson1979]

So are knives, But making knives yourself, you can customize what you like. I’m sure that applies for anything that you make homemade and you get good at it