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09-08-2011, 03:46 AM #1
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Thanked: 2591a few tips that might apply to your problem.
when making slurry do not use a lot of pressure.
Chamfer the edges of your tomonagura, sharp corners with a lot of pressure usually= scratched stone.Stefan
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09-08-2011, 03:50 AM #2
Thanks for the tips guys. I will lap the stone properly tonight and do some further diagnostics on each nagura and and their effects on the Asagi.
FYI I did chamfer the tomo nagura, but maybe its my pressure. I just can't imagine it would be the nagura, most likely the tomo that's causing the issue.
Jim - the Asagi is a grey colour, similar to the one Stefan used in his nagura video tutorial.
I'll post back with my findings after some trial and error tonight.
Thanks gents.
Elliot