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    I never realized that Washita stones were such a big deal.

    Evidently Silicon Carbide stones and Diamond stones have now taken their place. I like Silicon Carbide stones a LOT more than the cheap Aluminum Oxide stones, btw.

    Silicon Carbide > Soft Arkansas > Hard Arkansas > Black Arkansas, etc.
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