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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Whetstones; Whet stone; Whetstone (disambiguation); Whetstone, United Kingdom
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Whetstone         
·noun A piece of stone, natural or artificial, used for whetting, or sharpening, edge tools.
whetstone         
¦ noun a fine-grained stone used for sharpening cutting tools.
whetstone         
(whetstones)
A whetstone is a stone which is used for sharpening knives or other tools that have a blade.
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Whetstone         
<benchmark> The first major synthetic benchmark program, intended to be representative for numerical (floating-point intensive) programming. It is based on statistics gathered by Brian Wichmann at the National Physical Laboratory in England, using an Algol 60 compiler which translated Algol into instructions for the imaginary Whetstone machine. The compilation system was named after the small town of Whetstone outside the City of Leicester, England, where it was designed. The later dhrystone benchmark was a pun on Whetstone. Source code: {C (ftp://netlib.att.com/netlib/benchmark/whetstonec.Z)}, {single precision Fortran (ftp://netlib.att.com:/netlib/benchmark/whetstones.Z)}, {double precision Fortran (ftp://netlib.att.com:/netlib/benchmark/whetstoned.Z)}. ["A Synthetic Benchmark", H.J. Curnow and B.A. Wichmann, The Computer Journal, 19,1 (1976), pp. 43-49]. (1994-11-14)
Whetstone (benchmark)         
SYNTHETIC BENCHMARK FOR EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF COMPUTERS
Whetstone benchmark; KWips; MWIPS; KWIPS
The Whetstone benchmark is a synthetic benchmark for evaluating the performance of computers. It was first written in Algol 60 in 1972 at the Technical Support Unit of the Department of Trade and Industry (later part of the Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency) in the United Kingdom.
Rubstone         
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  • Hobby microscope view of a 220 grit diamond sharpening stone. Tiny diamonds are electroplated to a perforated metal carrier strip and bonded to a plastic backing. The feature identified with the red line across it measures about 0.08 mm across. The dark area at upper left is a void designed to allow for swarf created during sharpening to be cleared from the diamonds. This relatively coarse stone would be used to reshape a damaged blade edge which would be refined by finer grit stones.
  • A diamond plate
  • Two Japanese waterstones
STONE USED TO SHARPEN THE EDGES OF STEEL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS THROUGH GRINDING AND HONING
Whetstone (tool); Waterstone; Oil stone; Japanese waterstones; Stoning (metalworking); Whet; De-burring stone; De-Burring Stone; Whet-stone; Levelling stone; Wetstone; Wet stone; Rubstone; India stone; Belgian Blue Whetstone; Whetting stone; Water stone
·noun A stone for scouring or rubbing; a whetstone; a rub.
Sharpening stone         
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  • Hobby microscope view of a 220 grit diamond sharpening stone. Tiny diamonds are electroplated to a perforated metal carrier strip and bonded to a plastic backing. The feature identified with the red line across it measures about 0.08 mm across. The dark area at upper left is a void designed to allow for swarf created during sharpening to be cleared from the diamonds. This relatively coarse stone would be used to reshape a damaged blade edge which would be refined by finer grit stones.
  • A diamond plate
  • Two Japanese waterstones
STONE USED TO SHARPEN THE EDGES OF STEEL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS THROUGH GRINDING AND HONING
Whetstone (tool); Waterstone; Oil stone; Japanese waterstones; Stoning (metalworking); Whet; De-burring stone; De-Burring Stone; Whet-stone; Levelling stone; Wetstone; Wet stone; Rubstone; India stone; Belgian Blue Whetstone; Whetting stone; Water stone
Sharpening stones, or whetstones, are used to sharpen the edges of steel tools such as knives through grinding and honing.
water stone         
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  • Hobby microscope view of a 220 grit diamond sharpening stone. Tiny diamonds are electroplated to a perforated metal carrier strip and bonded to a plastic backing. The feature identified with the red line across it measures about 0.08 mm across. The dark area at upper left is a void designed to allow for swarf created during sharpening to be cleared from the diamonds. This relatively coarse stone would be used to reshape a damaged blade edge which would be refined by finer grit stones.
  • A diamond plate
  • Two Japanese waterstones
STONE USED TO SHARPEN THE EDGES OF STEEL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS THROUGH GRINDING AND HONING
Whetstone (tool); Waterstone; Oil stone; Japanese waterstones; Stoning (metalworking); Whet; De-burring stone; De-Burring Stone; Whet-stone; Levelling stone; Wetstone; Wet stone; Rubstone; India stone; Belgian Blue Whetstone; Whetting stone; Water stone
¦ noun a whetstone used with water rather than oil.
Peter Whetstone         
AMERICAN CITY FOUNDER
Whetstone, Peter
Peter Whetstone (c. late 18th century—1843) was an early pioneer leader in the Republic of Texas most remembered for founding the city of Marshall, Texas with Isaac Van Zandt.
Whetstone Chocolates         
Whetstone Candy Company
Whetstone Chocolates in St. Augustine, Florida was founded in 1967 by Henry Whetstone and Esther Whetstone.

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