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    Quote Originally Posted by StoneSeeker View Post
    My vote is a charnley forest! That green looks too familiar.
    Give her the old "hone and hope" technique and let us know how it goes!
    Will it put a finishing edge on a razor or is it more of a bevel setter?
    Its not a charnly, if you check the left side this shows a typical slate structure so a Charnley can be ruled out....
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    Quote Originally Posted by doorsch View Post
    Its not a charnly, if you check the left side this shows a typical slate structure so a Charnley can be ruled out....
    Definitely not a Charnley, I've pretty much finished lapping this to flat and it sure looks a lot like slate at this point.

    I will get some pics up later, granted I only got to lap it with very coarse grit so far. Any recommendations what grit I should lap it with to finish?

    I was looking through this webpage, it sure sounds a lot like the variegated purple slate they sell as it seemed weathered how it came and then with lapping became darker….

    http://www.evergreenslate.com/slate-colors-roofing.ASPX
    Last edited by Untitled; 10-31-2015 at 02:16 PM.

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    This was after just a few minutes of very light pressure and water (I didn't create slurry prior to grinding) polishing the primary grind of a utility knife in my possession.




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