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Thread: Layer guess?
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04-28-2015, 02:59 AM #1
Layer guess?
It is a softer coticule then my other la dress ante, I haven't got the chance to use it much other then on my knives. Waiting to meet up with a friend this weekend to learn. The slurry stone shown with it I think is a la grise because of the soapy feel to it. Anyways enough babbling on.. Thoughts ?
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04-28-2015, 04:08 AM #2
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Thanked: 3795I think it looks like a very nice coticule. I don't know or care anything about different veins. I realize that some do and clearly you want to know more about it, but I hope that you don't lose track of the fact that the quality of this coticule can only properly be assessed by the quality of the shave it yields.
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04-28-2015, 07:57 AM #3
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Thanked: 11Nice stone. Very uniform both in coticule thickness and appearance. That is what makes it hard to tell. As a lot of the tells usually is in the patterning and coticule to bbw transition.
But as utopian says. It's only as good as the shave it produces. If I had to guess my guess would be either a la dressante or more likely a la grise. Simply because it clearly comes from a thicker vein and is so uniform.
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04-29-2015, 01:39 AM #4
I'm not thinking it is a la dressante. I put it beside my la dressante and even though they vary from stone to stone I know it isn't a la dressante. Doesn't behave like one. La grise is my most likely candidate for this hone. I couldn't see using it for anything other then finishing without slurry, as it is not a fast cutter. With slurry it becomes a little faster.
The stone just lacks the really soapy feeling of my la grise slurry stone. Either way I will find a use for it in my progression. Maybe go coticule to coticule just to see what happens. I will keep track of all my efforts either with a video or through data keeping, then one day I will upload my findings..