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    Nice big one.
    Looks like it could be an LV.
    Well done.

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    LV is not on the list of acronyms. ??
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    Here's a good video on flattening your coticule. You can use wet dry sand paper instead of the big lapping hones.


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    That's a very nice natural Belgian yellow coticule/BBW combo.
    What are the dimensions?
    Last edited by rusalexro; 12-11-2014 at 05:20 AM.

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    7.3 wide, 15 long and 1.5 high in cm
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    Quote Originally Posted by dmnc View Post
    7.3 wide, 15 long and 1.5 high in cm
    That's a generous hone, use it well.
    Watch out when you're lapping it so you don't remove to much from the yellow coticule layer. The thinnest point only looks to have a few millimetres.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AG69 View Post
    Very probably it is a natural Belgian yellow cuticle/BBW combo - a very respectable, versatile, and high quality hone.

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    Just realized that I misspelled the name of the hone... Shame on me😢. COTICULE it is!!! Better late than never!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmnc View Post
    LV is not on the list of acronyms. ??
    Le Veinette coticule. Not sure of spelling.

    Joe

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    Just honed for very first time with this. Also my very first time honing. Passes hanging hair test. Unfortunately shaved just before so need to wait for some growth before full test. Whoop
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    Would you guys recommend using another stone after yellow coticule side with just water as finishing stone, or should this be enough?
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