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12-17-2014, 11:49 PM #1Senior Member
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What he said. Put the paper on glass and go to town. Even if you get the Norton lapping stone you have to lap that first. Flat surface is a must and I would use a 320 sand paper for all the sides. If your going to be doing a lot of honing you may wish you had a DMT lapping plate. If not leave the paper mounted on the glass for periodic laps on the stones. If you soak them for about 15 minutes or more your good to go, you don't have to keep them underwater all the time. I do so I can grab them and go. The soak just helps keep it from soaking up so much water while your honing.
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