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  1. 01-17-2018, 01:02 AM #21
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    Some of those Carborundums are bevel setters & some are finishers.

    118 works as a bevel setter. Don't know about the 118S.
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Some of those Carborundums are bevel setters & some are finishers.

    118 works as a bevel setter. Don't know about the 118S.
    I shaved off that 118s .....ouch ! ...but that what I expected...just had to try.
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    Like shaving off a 1 K eh ? If you haven't done that try it. I did and my 1 k work got much better after I did it. I have a few Carbs and they are all different. I have a couple Frictionites too and would compare them to the carbs more than I would a regular barber hone. And by regular I mean the really smooth feeling 2 sided hone.Friciionite is smooth but dangerously fast. JMHO
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    It has never bothered me to work for a boss that had their own money invested and made a lot. They took the risk with their money and deserved the reward. These CEO's that are paid millions and have no risk of their own are the ones that bother me.
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