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    That is awesome solution Peter.
    I wonder if it would be possible to use a coticule as a backing stone. That might be more versatile or at least faster hone.

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    Excellent Peter. What adhesive did you use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MODINE View Post
    Excellent Peter. What adhesive did you use?
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    That's a special stone glue from the company Würth.
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    Just take my money!

    Fantastic combination.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    That is awesome solution Peter.
    I wonder if it would be possible to use a coticule as a backing stone. That might be more versatile or at least faster hone.
    That would be my preference. The BBW being stout enough to reinforce a coticule, which is apparently soft/brittle, I wonder if the Thuringan is stout enough ? I'd bet that it is, considering that it does fine as a stand alone stone.
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    That's a beautiful stone.

    A BBW works well too! Very consistent, if slowwwwww. I like that BBWs are harder than cotis even though coticules give me killer edges.
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    Thats realy usefull combo Very good progretion with 1k stone
    1 K followed by BBW with slurry and thuringian at the end for finishing .
    Exelent and thruely effective .
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    Very cool and adventurous . Is the thuri vintage ?

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    A great idea, and I'm sure it will be a very useful tool!

    Beautiful job!! Are you taking orders yet??
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicknbleeding View Post
    Very cool and adventurous . Is the thuri vintage ?
    Of course vintage material, there is no chance to reactivate one of the old mines or install a new quarry at the moment.

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    Beautiful job!! Are you taking orders yet??
    Sure - but only in same volume as in the old Escher catalogs mentioned: in dozens!
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