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Thread: Nakayama asagi tomae
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03-21-2018, 10:22 AM #11
I have a Nakayama Kiita and another Nakayama Kiita like stone ( it produces a softer creamier slurry ) anyway I have about 8 tomo nagura’s which some are matched to the base stones and some are not but they all produce very acceptable edges coming off my 8 or 12k the unmatched ones need to the kick to the 12K, I also have used both with a 1200 DN slurry and get excellent edges as well but seems it takes a tad longer to break down the slurry
"A Honer's adage "Hone-Shave-Repeat"
~William~
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03-22-2018, 02:04 AM #12
Well you can cheat you know, raise a DMT slurry then break it down with a tomo which will add some of it's own slurry.
Cheers, Steve
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03-23-2018, 03:04 PM #13
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Thanked: 96I have been fixated with this stone for some reason. I have tried raising a slurry with the DMT's course, fine and extra fine. I also tried the slurry stone Alex sent with the stone. I tried the 3 stone progression and lastly I found a Tomo Alex previously sent me. I am finding the Tomo to work the best with Lynn's circle technique. I have also tried 3 other ways from other honemeisters. I have in the past gone to my Mastro Livi loom strop and used the chromium oxide and leather for finishing. I found that I used to many laps on the chromium oxide. I now use 5 laps on the chromium oxide and 60 laps on the leather. I think the 60 is overdoing it but what the heck its good exercise. The edges on my vintage and new razors are now very sharp and I am amazed how comfortable the shave is. You hardly feel the razor cutting. I think I've found the promised land!