Louisville's great hone supply

[hillbilly pick]

I visited my local hardware store (St Mathews Hardware) for some supplies and the gentleman that assisted me told me of a Woodworker's supply store in town that carried a ton of wet-stones an other sharpening supplies. I am not sure if everyone else on the forum knows of this place but thought that I would give them a shout- out

Here's the web link straight to their hones:
http://m.woodcraft.com/aHR0cDovL3d3dy53b29kY3JhZnQuY29tL2NhdGVnb3J5LzEwMDEwMjEvc2hhcnBlbmluZy5hc3B4

 

[SliceOfLife]

Yep Woodcraft was the only place to get the China Nats outside of eBay for a long time. They also have some of the best prices on Kings, and if I remember right they are competitive on Nortons and sometimes on DMT's. It's a good place. I believe some hobbiest turners get pen blanks there too, but I don't know anything about that. I've never been to a B&M Woodcraft, but I've used the site a few times and never had a problem.

 

[Drybonz]

There's a Woodcraft store about an hour from me. It's a really cool store and they do have a good bit of honing gear. I even got a couple of my Shapton glass stones there. They have a lot of sales too.

 

[Wid]

We have one within an hours drive, I really need to make it there one day.

 

[danjared]

There's one about 10-15 minutes from me, but I only saw Nortons, Kings, Chinese naturals and Arkansas hones there when it came to rectangular hones. (They also had Tormek grinding wheels--which I lusted after--and some other stuff.) Oh, I guess they had DMTs too. I looked for Shaptons but didn't see them. Maybe only certain store locations carry those. I found the people at my local Woodcraft to be very knowledgeable and helpful, which I found unusual for such a large chain.