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    Quote Originally Posted by Magpie View Post
    I would have thought that if it were for final polishing only, there would be so little pressure in use, that keeping things flat would not be an issue
    Yes & no. Soft stones release grit more readily & are rarely as fine as a good hard razor stone, tho some expensive ones come so close there can be overlap. The tendency is to slightly less sharp due to dare I say it "slurry dulling". The edge gets slightly convexed. It's not like you need to lap the stone like a 1k King setting a bevel on a wedge

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