Thread: Combo Coticules

Originally Posted by hi_bud_gl

The purpose of this picture is to show how new person can get confuse about stone. if you have never seen any coticule and this is your first one this stone will make you confuse.check picture and please let me know what you think
Is this Natural combo Belgian coticule?

It looks like the old vintage combo's that were glued together at that time...right?

Originally Posted by zib

Sham, we should do this in PM's. I'm not fully understanding you.

This is a good idea and observation. I am going to lock this thread temporarily in order to allow you guys to work it out privately.

I have reopened the thread so that some of the previous posts can be edited or deleted by the members that made them.

Please restrict your comments to the topic of Combo Coticules. Thank you.

Since that's the only place they come( not the company but area) from how could it be anything else but a natural combo!!
I've looked at so many pics over the last week since I got mine it's getting easy to tell the difference between the two--that is natural or glued.

Originally Posted by Gunner777

Since that's the only place they come( not the company but area) from how could it be anything else but a natural combo!!
I've looked at so many pics over the last week since I got mine it's getting easy to tell the difference between the two--that is natural or glued.

I agree, certainly if you have a magnifying glass and natural combos have a cool factor. I kind of like having a natural but the truth is if it is a yellow glued to a BBW one is as good as the other when the razor meets the hone.

Oh yea I couldn't agree more one works the same as the other. I just like the idea they took the time to find the seam then make a natural combo.

Both my cotis are natural combos, and one of them is from rob.

Facinating things, I think.

That they are. After sharpening three razors with mine I'm a convert. It was so much easier to use and produced wonderful results in a short period of time.