Weigh it. Measure L X W X H to get cubic inches. Divide the weight by the size to get the weight per cubic inch.
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Weigh it. Measure L X W X H to get cubic inches. Divide the weight by the size to get the weight per cubic inch.
Maybe specific gravity would have been a better term.
Yeah that would be more helpful too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGnN...DirtSoilVideosQuote:
Originally Posted by Cattleman02
Washitas are around 2.25-2.3 Ish
What is the volume by weight ratio? Will that tell the gravity of the stone.
Watch the video. Specific Gravity and volume to weight ratio are the same thing with different terms. Sorry for the confusion.
Specific gravity is 2.47
On a funny side note the guy that founded Dan's wethstone is from the same town as me. Just thought that was neat
Would 2.47 make it a medium stone?
2.4 is pretty hard for a washita.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cattleman02
They came in soft, medium and hard. so given the gravity is accurate, it is probably a fine washita.
A fine washita would still be a medium stone in a razor progression.