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    Believe me I wish no bad luck to our hero here. My logic is simple . If I buy a prime rib dinner I will be damn sure I will eat prime rib. This was a 70 crap shoot on a rock that has no id. Could it be the rock of all rock? Sure. It just wouldnt be a gamble that I would play. With the same dough you could get a rock that you know 100% its grit and capabilities.
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    Like Kees pointed out its way to thick for a barbers hone, the pics looks brown to me, and Glen see it black. The auction description Vintage black oilstone! There still hope! But next time you want to drop that kind of dough you could invite me and Darl for prime rib!


    Next time you look at a stone and your not sure, pm somebody there a lot of guys here with great knowledge of stones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tarkus View Post
    Believe me I wish no bad luck to our hero here. My logic is simple . If I buy a prime rib dinner I will be damn sure I will eat prime rib. This was a 70 crap shoot on a rock that has no id. Could it be the rock of all rock? Sure. It just wouldnt be a gamble that I would play. With the same dough you could get a rock that you know 100% its grit and capabilities.
    J.M.H.O.
    I'll shut up now.
    Gee, Darl! Bein' kinda rough. I remember some silly things....Hmmmmmm

    har
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Ok now it looks Brownish as I sit here on my laptop...

    Like stated above when you get it in hand take some more pics and toss in a White sheet of paper next to it so we have a better idea of the color hehehehe
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Probably, High Quality Arkies are pretty dense, sorta like my head, full of rocks and pretty dense at least that is what my wife tells me often enough
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    Everything bad is good for something. Everybody who has balls to stand up time from time takes risks and obviously sometimes looses. It is part of the game.
    As for what your hone is better pictures and description is required. As it was so fa described black and on my laptop it looks black I would hope for black surgical arkie or slate type hone. I bet that would grind smile on your face straight away.
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    The guys whom dare to take a crap shot at an unknown hone are the heroes in this game.
    If it turns out to be a good hone it will stay around as a good hone for razors, knives or tools.
    If nobody buys them they may end up as landfill.
    To play on the safe side and only buy known hones and pay them in full is to me boring.

    You win some, you lose some but it sure is fun!
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    Hur Svenska stålet biter kom låt oss pröfva på.

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    Considering the colour and the perfect cut shape I would expect it to be a surgical black arkansas as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    I just found out it was cut from a chip off the Ten Commandments. Whew, that was a close one.
    Probably the bit that fell off the bottom when it was hit by lightning:

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    If you are lucky, you might find some of the missing commandments be on it:

    11. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's hone, especially if it appears on the Bay of all Evil.
    12. Thou shalt remember the holy blue-spotted greenstone, and keep it Holy.
    13. Honour the Holy Trinity - DMT
    14. Keep Darl away from sharp things, only a lowly spoon shall he use.
    15. Thou shalt not confuse seafood like clams with money.

    There are others, but its getting pretty warm in here (is the basement on fire?) and I think I can feel the rumble of thunder from those black clouds that have just rolled across the heavens, casting all into darkness...

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    So it needs to be soaked in holy water?
    Hur Svenska stålet biter kom låt oss pröfva på.

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