Honenuki Tatsujin III Fish Bone Remover / Pliers (骨拔達人III) Nimai and a 1000/3000 grit flattening

and a 1000/3000 grit flattening stone

Diatom mud absorbs water and becomes brittle and loses it durability

This reactive carbon steel blade requires immediate wiping and drying after use to prevent corrosion

They call it Magnesia Bonding in comparison to their Resin bonding on the Naniwa Superstones

Honenuki Tatsujin III Fish Bone Remover / Pliers (骨拔達人III) Nimai and a 1000/3000 grit flatteningThis is the newer version of the Asahi bone pliers. The handle is enlarged and comes with a more sturdy spring. Same performance as the previous generation! ====== I have long been asked by my chef customers to get something better than a bone tweezer, and finally a chef friend who works in a top Japanese restaurant here in Sydney showed me this particular bone pliers. Compared to a tweezers the advantages are quite clear: The pointy tip is precise