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Thread: My 2 stones of the day.

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    Default My 2 stones of the day.

    I bought 2 old wodden boxes with stones in it.
    Was funny because the guy was selling them for the antique coffers.
    That is what I got.

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    Stones are 2 inches large by 7.5 and 8 inches.

    I followed the instructions here and tried the easy off oven cleaner.
    The oil started to thaw almost right away.
    I did not let the easy off for long, 2 minutes max at time. This stuff is strong and I only wanted a surface cleanup.
    Both stones cleaned up nicely and it took around 10 minutes to remove the old oil on it.

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    This is the first stone and I don't know what it is. Had a sticker one small side but the Cleanup destroyed it.
    Its a porous stone and still smells oils after 2 boilings.

    Any toughts on what this stone might be?

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    The second one got me excited.
    Im almost a hundred percent sure its a coticule.
    I did not boiled it and its pretty non porus.
    The only problem was the banana shape.

    So Here goes the lapping time!

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    The stone made some strange "fractal" slurry as both sides where joining in the middle.
    The small "trees" where growing bigger and bigger.

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    Et voila!

    Took me more than an hour of lapping but I think it was worth it.
    Can't wait to try it.
    I will also try to find a bout to make some slurry.

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