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Thread: Coticule surface inclusion?

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    It does look like silica inclusions some of which do not do much to edge and some do. from the report it looks like you are not lucky on that. That is one of the things with natural hones. You never know what you get after next lapping as the inclusion can be just bellow the surface and will be revealed by use and lapping.
    I would gouge those out that they would be bellow honing surface and use it as normal (I do belive there is somewhere report about Mr Iwasaki using simillarly adapted hone for his work). It does not take long and is effective. I would not even bother with filling it with glue unless honing will show me tha it is needed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dramadon3151 View Post
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    Welcome to SRP,

    That is very beautiful stone you got there, it looks to me like one of the harder stones, nevertheless it is impossible to judge from the photo.

    Try honing a very hard steel tool with pressure on it, that will dull the inclusion if it toxic, but if the stone is stoft I won't recommend that as you will ruin the flatness of the stone.

    Happy Honing,

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