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11-30-2014, 02:58 PM #21
The Naniwa SuperStones are a great way to go. I know they're not natural, but they are reliable in their grit rating and give a great edge. They are also relatively inexpensive too.
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11-30-2014, 09:58 PM #22
What do you want from your edges. You already have a high grit finisher in the 16k. Sharper would be the gokumyo 20k or a jnat. Smoother would be coticules, eshers etc. So what you are looking for depends what direction to go
My wife calls me......... Can you just use Ed
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11-30-2014, 10:02 PM #23
I would definitely recommend. The apache stone.. It's a natural finisher that doesn't require naguras or Tomos just water.. You just do all l your strokes on water.. It's a great option..
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12-01-2014, 01:17 PM #24
I'd keep the C12K. One thing I know, is a you'll get better at honing as time passes. I'm not saying you're bad now, it's just everybody gets better as they practice. I've had the C12K for years and it's a great finisher. I have sold many razors using it as the finisher. I can't tell the difference in a razor that's been honed with my JNS lvl 5 koppa or the C12K. The end game is the shave, and they are very similar. If you decide to go with a JNS be sure you buy quality (no lines or defects) and you'll be happy with the purchase. Hope you find a great stone.
BiggregLast edited by Biggreg; 12-01-2014 at 01:20 PM.
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12-01-2014, 01:20 PM #25
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Thanked: 458I'd keep it, too, if it's a good one. First phig I ever got was a really good one and I didn't know it. I've bought three more since and none are as good. The edge off of a good one should be indistinguishable from a good hard and even japanese razor stone.
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