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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    I'll keep ya posted real soon.
    Shave was fantastic. That is the best honing I have done yet!!!!!!!! I'm very impressed.

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    Good thread. I've owned a CF for a year now, and while it came lapped, its almost due.
    Never heard of the chisel burnishing, but it makes perfect sense.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Good thread. I've owned a CF for a year now, and while it came lapped, its almost due.
    Never heard of the chisel burnishing, but it makes perfect sense.
    Great community of knowledge here.
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    When I got the Smith's Honing Solution, I put 4-6 drops on my Charnley Forest stone & just enough water. After I did about 50 passes, it started dissipating so I added a few more drops of water. I did another 25 passes & it needed a few more drops of water so I added a few more to make it consistent enough. I got to 100 strokes & stopped but as I did them all, I did them very slowly & took my time. The results were very well worth it. I stropped it & when I shaved, I couldn't even tell that it was cutting hair, not one bit of tugging or pulling at all, just smooth cutting!!!

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    You should try it with more honing solution and less water...basically makes it a finer stone. If you were to do a dilution method, start out more water and add honing solution.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    You should try it with more honing solution and less water...basically makes it a finer stone. If you were to do a dilution method, start out more water and add honing solution.
    it shaved great! I couldn't believe how well it shaved. At first I was disappointed because I thought it wasn't cutting but when I realized it was shaving & I couldn't even feel it, I was very impressed with the solution. I'm sold on it!
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