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06-25-2009, 06:58 PM #1
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Thanked: 1262Hone Storage?
I have nowhere near as many hones as most of you.
But i have enough now that i need someway to keep more organized and keep them off my desk.
Anyone have any good solutions? A good toolbox maybe? dunno.
Right now i have the following and growing...
6x2 stones:
DMT 600
DMT 1200
DMT 8k
BBW
Coticule
8x3 Stones:
Norton 4k/8k
Naniwa 12k
Misc:
Combo Slurry stone for coticule/BBW
Spray bottle for water
Electrical tape
Towel
RadioShack Scope
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06-25-2009, 07:20 PM #2
I keep my hones in flat Rubbermaid tupper containers when not in use. They all live in one drawer in a cabinet I keep in my study/office/razor restoration room. If more than one hone is in the tupper, I separate them with layers of bubble wrap to prevent chipping. I always wash, brush, and dry them after use, before putting them away, due to a mold episode that happened to one of my Nortons.
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06-25-2009, 09:02 PM #3
I use the cabinet above the refrigerator, they dry quickly and the space is to far out of reach for the rest of the family
I use that rubbery shelf liner to keep them off the painted shelf and store the hones on their sides. Works great so far.
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06-25-2009, 11:01 PM #4
I just keep mine in the cabinet under the sink on a shelf. I don't think you need anything ritzy for hone storage anything will do. You just have to make sure they are fully dry before putting them up. Not a big deal for natural stones but synthetics can take days to dry out.
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06-25-2009, 11:23 PM #5
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If you store them in a sealed container for a long period of time, be sure that the moisture is not trapped inside. I had a couple of stones gets moldy that way.
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06-26-2009, 12:11 AM #6
One in my back pocket, 2 other small ones by the computer where I do much of my honing. The larger ones are usually in the gun safe, along with my favorite barber hones. The other barber hones are in a 1 cubic foot plastic milk carton in the closet.