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gssixgun Split from all the Coticule... 05-21-2009, 05:08 AM
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    Quote Originally Posted by pjrage View Post
    Awesome, Lynn! In your opinion, of all the stones you tried it with, which would you grab if someone forced your hand to use this method again?
    Tough question. The Coticule, Escher and Thuringen produced pretty similar results with a few variations in the number of strokes or times to the hone. I did like the Escher results the best, but not the most common stone out there. I would probably use either of them as I wouldn't want to subject my Nakayama to this kind of abuse all the time. It actually produced the best finished results.

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