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  1. 12-28-2014, 02:11 PM #31
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    It can be put in a mold and poor into a a GIPS - Ri gips or plastificant de Paris it is caled in USA . The natural , and the fine hones qcrack very easily . I have a coticule that cracs during the lapping process . They have to be treated very carefuly .
    I think , that the Apachee hone looks amasing , almost sure ,that it works briliant . If you broke one buy another , you will use the broken as nagura or slury stones.
    Unfortunately those hones are not avaible here in EU .
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  2. 12-28-2014, 02:13 PM #32
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    Yeah plaster is an interesting idea too. If I'm not mistaken it doesn't shrink as it dries so maybe it'd be safe to use on the stone
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    contact Terry for a replacement, if that does not work it will glue just fine
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    Well I went ahead and attempted the fix. I used two part epoxy, let it set for at least a couple days then lapped it.
    I wanted to wait till I honed on it to re-post. The touch up went great so I'll call this one a success. Thanks for the tips!

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    It looks great. I really like these stones and I'm happy that it worked out for you.
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    Ha! That's almost the shape of my home state! 'Grats on the successful repair.
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