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  1. 11-30-2013, 05:27 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lemur View Post
    Crushed Jnat or other good stone would be fun, some stones are crap for razors becourse they're to soft but crushed and pressed with a binder they could be good!
    Now thats an idea!
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    Looks awesome Randy. Looks like it will do the job!
    Does this mean I can quit sharpening my razors on the back doors concrete stoop?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by walleyeman View Post
    Looks awesome Randy. Looks like it will do the job!
    Does this mean I can quit sharpening my razors on the back doors concrete stoop?????

    Ray
    The stoop will always have a place in a honing routine. For me it is right before I make a custom letter opener.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McBrautigam View Post
    The stoop will always have a place in a honing routine. For me it is right before I make a custom letter opener.
    How did you know thats what I shaved with??

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    Let me know if there is any way I can help you getting set up.
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    GO RANDY!!
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    Very nice! and certainly very interesting, keep us posted!
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    Here in Minnesota we are entering the big deep freeze for the next week. Highs in the single digits. Not much will be done when its that cold. The workshop is unheated!
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    Ouch!!

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    50 tons, that is impressive. I think my press is 25 and I am amazed at how much metal it can move in one heat. Maybe some action shots or video when it gets up and running?
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