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03-20-2015, 07:54 PM #25
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Thanked: 458I've had a couple of no 1s. They can be all over the place, but all of them cut quickly if you lap the surface, and they make a nice razor bevel setter. If they are left to settle in, they do a good job pre polishing and they can work as a razor hone in a pinch, but probably not for beginners.
Anyway, they make a wonderful tool stone, but few people use them because most of them are unlabeled, the labeled ones are expensive, and it's probably difficult for a beginner to get much out of them. Such is any hobby worth doing, I guess - it takes some time to develop the skill, and if it didn't, there wouldn't be much satisfaction.