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    I love Burls....... and Acrylic HARRYWALLY's Avatar
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    Very nice Mike. They'll be great hones for you I'm sure. Love both my tiny Eschers.
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    Thx Andrew. Looking forward to tryin em. Being narrow they will be sweet on smiling blades and maybe even help put that last edge on a couple of the warped onesI have..
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    Great looking hones....I've refreshed enough blades on mine now that it's the only edge for me.

    Last time I finished a razor, I used the Nani 12k as usual, then went crox, and then finished off on the Escher so the last thing to touch the edge was the stone, maybe crazy, but was the shave was just fantastic - looking forward to hearing what you think.

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    That stone that is longer in size, I liked. Congratulations on your purchase.
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    Nice pair of thuringians, congrats to that find. The Escher & Son label isn't seen quite frequently, it was only used in a short timeframe.
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    Nice buy, often you can just flip the stone and use the bottom side, they are usually pristine, (for the unlabeled one).

    They are only considered Escher’s if labeled, otherwise Thüringen’s. Really unless you are re-selling it does not matter, only performance matters. I have labeled Escher’s and many unlabeled Thüringen’s and they work equally well.

    Can’t tell from the pics are they the Blue Green or Yellow Green?

    I like the Escher & Sons label, it is rare. I find the best edges off a well honed and finished 8 or 12k edge. Great touch up stones with a lite slurry.

    Enjoy.
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    Thanks for the feedback on em gents. I would call these blue green, and have lapped them down and so far just tried a dull kamisori on the non labelled thuri for a few test strokes.
    Nice feedback from the stone for sure. My kamisori fit perfectly across on a 45 deg heel forward angle.
    And pretty fast stone too. Within 40 strokes I was shining up the edge all along the backside of the kami. I need to do some more work on the blade, get its geometry right once more. But it was just a test, and passed very well.
    Will feedback on the shave one I use this on one of my western blades still being honed up.
    Cheers.
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