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    I'm not keen on the UK stones either. I might get banned for saying this, but I've never had any desire to try the Nortons, Zulus, or Arks as well.
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    Tam o shanters, dalmore as well for that matter.
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    I like J-Nats and Suehiro 20k.
    The jury is still out on Thuris.

    Coticules do not do it for me, but I like how they feel and the looks.

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    Thuris are another. Not that they are not great, it's more once you get one with a hardness that suits your preferences, you get similar performance from all of them. It's amazing how consistent they are. I just retain one and some slurry stones now
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    I've never really been interested in JNATS for some reason, they seem like to much to learn

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    Quote Originally Posted by rodb View Post
    I've never really been interested in JNATS for some reason, they seem like to much to learn
    Not to start arguments, but J-Nats are very simple stones to use. One just needs to get a tested stone from a reputable seller and that is it.
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    Synthetics. I have no interest in them at all. I won't be foolish enough to say I never will but for now they lack the romance. You never see a thread saying "show me your synthetics". I like the challenge, nostalgia, and edges from natural stones. I don't notice a whole time difference for me either when using natural vs synthetics and have sold all but two of my synthetic stones. I keep them because "you never know" but they just sit collecting dust for now. I don't even use the 1K bevel setter anymore as I found a very efficient natural stone for that. (Thanks to Dave W.)
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    Nearly all synthethics, besides a 10K Specialty and a 1K/6K King Kombo stone....

    Tam o Shanters (i collected some, but i dont like them too much), Zulus (never had one)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steel View Post
    Synthetics. I have no interest in them at all. I won't be foolish enough to say I never will but for now they lack the romance. You never see a thread saying "show me your synthetics". I like the challenge, nostalgia, and edges from natural stones. I don't notice a whole time difference for me either when using natural vs synthetics and have sold all but two of my synthetic stones. I keep them because "you never know" but they just sit collecting dust for now. I don't even use the 1K bevel setter anymore as I found a very efficient natural stone for that. (Thanks to Dave W.)
    Got rid of all my synethetics except for my chosera 1k. I also sold my Japanese natural finishing stone. I felt I didn't need it to get edges I like.

    I have a Cretan hone which I hoped could replace my chosera 1k, but it's just way too slow for heavier edge restoration work. What is your natural bevel setter Steel?

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    So as to not hijack this thread I responded to your PM
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