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Thread: Fresh wild caught coti
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10-20-2016, 05:21 AM #11
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Thanked: 66Still trying to get used to honing on it, I took tested with a Robinson that I killed the edge on glass, but noticed it was still very rough on the nail test, so a slight breadknife, then untaped Chosera #600 about 20 laps, Chosera #1000 20 laps, Chosera #3000 15 laps, naniwa O.S.W #8000 about 10 laps.
Then to this Coti and slurry produced by an Arki as Geezer recommended. 50 X strokes while thinning out the slurry, then 100 laps under running water then 20 laps with a goop of dawn soap and water, 50 passes on vintage linen, 50 on vintage leather.
First thing I notice is it not toping arm hairs like one does after the Suehiro 20k.but it does cut he ones when I get closer to skin, but not 'on' the skin.
Shave test went fairly well, first thing I noticed was lack of sound, that Robinson is probably 3/4 hollow 5/8 blade, working off a bad shave from the night before when I was testing a bad honing job (by me) that had lots of area with plenty of growth. Definitely a smooth shave where I felt like it was not working at first, but afterwards, my face is smooth as I would expect.
I think I will try the unicot or dulicot method tomorrow.ssss
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10-21-2016, 12:14 AM #12
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Thanked: 20Belgian Whetstones; http://bosq.home.xs4all.nl/info%2020...whetstones.pdf
StewieS;
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10-21-2016, 02:38 AM #13
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Thanked: 66Nice article, over the years I have bought and sold several dozen of Coti's It wasn't until recently that I decided to start keeping a few of them to try and unlock their secrets. One of these days I will figure it out, especially this one. Something about this one I am just loving.
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10-25-2016, 04:30 AM #14
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Thanked: 66A big thanks to Modine for sending me a couple of vintage coti' slurry stones free in the mail. What a great bunch of folks here.
I will defiantly be sending you a razor to hone, its been a few years since I had one sharpened by someone else, good to make sure I am not just shaving to my own expectations.