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JAPANESE WATER WHEEL - WATER WHEEL


Japanese water wheel - Wheels magazine car.



Japanese Water Wheel





japanese water wheel






    water wheel
  • waterwheel: a wheel with buckets attached to its rim; raises water from a stream or pond

  • A water wheel is a machine for converting the energy of free-flowing or falling water into useful forms of power. A water wheel consists of a large wooden or metal wheel, with a number of blades or buckets arranged on the outside rim forming the driving surface.

  • waterwheel: a wheel that rotates by direct action of water; a simple turbine





    japanese
  • of or relating to or characteristic of Japan or its people or their culture or language; "the Japanese Emperor"; "Japanese cars"

  • a native or inhabitant of Japan

  • A native or national of Japan, or a person of Japanese descent

  • The language of Japan, spoken by almost all of its population

  • the language (usually considered to be Altaic) spoken by the Japanese











japanese water wheel - Norton 24450




Norton 24450 Japanese-Style Combination Waterstone 1000/4000 Grit, 8-Inch by 3-Inch by 1-Inch


Norton 24450 Japanese-Style Combination Waterstone 1000/4000 Grit, 8-Inch by 3-Inch by 1-Inch



Introducing Nortons premier system for sharpening woodworking tools, knives, cutlery and other blades. Their synthetic waterstones can produce a surface that is almost unbelievably bright and chrome-like while putting a legendary edge on cutting tools. Coarser grit stones are used to remove nicks and for first step sharpening of badly dulled tools. Mid-range grits, 1000 and 4000 take that shaped edge to a very sharp edge. 8000 grit is the finishing stone that brings your final cutting edge up and completely removes scratches from the surface. Care must be used to keep from moving coarser grits onto the surface of finer stones, so each tool must be carefully wiped down before it is moved up a step in the sharpening process. Prior to use, stones should be immersed in water for 10 minutes and kept wet during sharpening. 8000 grit polishing stone needs only a splash of water on the surface to cut properly. Stones quickly expose a fresh cutting surface for use, which over time creates a sort of dish effect. Stones may need flattening with some frequency. Combination Stones provide double the double grit and reduce the cost of getting started with waterstones, while providing a full selection of grits.










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Japan-Water-Wheel-01




Japan-Water-Wheel-01





1966. A very old Japanese water wheel which is part of a rice paddy irrigation system. Found in the Tohoku District of Northern Honshu, Japan. Used Canonflex RM and Supercanomatic R 100mm f/2.0 lens handheld.











ATC158 - Bringing a bowl of goldfish (Traded to dancingravendesigns)




ATC158 - Bringing a bowl of goldfish (Traded to dancingravendesigns)





ATC with hand-made Japanese paper doll.

Materials: Background (Japanese print); kimono (wazome); obi (yuzen washi); fish bowl sticker; hair decor (nail jewel sticker).









japanese water wheel








japanese water wheel




Tormek SJ-250 Japanese Waterstone






The Tormek Japanese Waterstone Wheel is 4000 grit and delivers a mirror finish with hardly any visible marks. Since it is made to create the finest surface, it has a limited steel removal capacity and cannot be used for shaping a tool. It excels at sharpening hand tools like carving tools, knives, scissors, plane irons and wood chisels where a minimum of steel removal is needed and a superior surface finish is demanded. Its unique composition gives the stone an extremely long life. Since the surface left by the Japanese waterstone is so fine, we do not recommend honing afterwards on the leather honing wheel. Replacement wheel for Tormek T-7.










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