Thread: Dragons Tongue Hone anyone?

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. Should I dig up some rocks out of my backyard, cut em up and sell them to you?

I'm just kidding, From one fellow HADdict to another as you know.

Chris L

Originally Posted by Chris L

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. Should I dig up some rocks out of my backyard, cut em up and sell them to you?

I'm just kidding, From one fellow HADdict to another as you know.

Chris L

Chris, as soon as I get a Charnley Forrest from the Whittier Quarry, a Water of Ayr 8X2, and maybe a Nakayama I'm done. Help me out Marcus

That gent said what I thought of the hone, but better, and I didn't really trust my meagre hone opinion.
Not bad for a £10 hone

Ask Chris what I've found him
He is probably wiping up the drool of his keyboard as we speak

Where have you two old buggers gone now, your little green lights have gone grey?

Originally Posted by JimmyH-AD

Chris, as soon as I get a Charnley Forrest from the Whittier Quarry, a Water of Ayr 8X2, and maybe a Nakayama I'm done. Help me out Marcus

Keep telling yourself that, Jimmy. We're here to support you my friend. Every time you want out, the stones will keep pulling you back in!

Chris L

Originally Posted by littlesilverbladefromwale

Ask Chris what I've found him
He is probably wiping up the drool of his keyboard as we speak

So this old bugger wants to know what Marcus found for the other old bugger ? How about it Chris ?

Anyone else tried this yet. Don't want to be the only one. I have to say though that the more I use this stone the more I like it. It is a very slow cutter, but it does work quicker with a slurry. So, by going slurry, with water, then just dry, it gives a very nice smooth and sharp edge. Would still like to know how it compairs to other finishing stones.

Steven

Also, I've asked and he'll also cut a slurry stone for £5 when bought with hone. Think I'm going to get another one, with slurry stone.

Steven

I'll have to give mine a good go Steven.
Do you use anything after it?
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