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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    I have soaked all my stones for 2 days with no ill effects.
    I soak all my Natural stones and had no problem with that at all. I've Been Told of miners that natural stones mines is very wet and have a lot of water in them so soaking you stone should not be a problem. And many Japanese soak they very very hard stones. But you have to be sure that you stone is Lacquered.

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    I used them without soaking and got a result that I wanted and expected. I would say you can go without soaking them.

    Some more nice pictures


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    Thanks for that picture Andrei, it made for good study to familiarize myself with the different strata kanji. No Koma Nagura?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassguy View Post
    No Koma Nagura?
    I got some recently without stamps but from trusted source. I bought #2


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    Considering how soft these stones are said to be, and how small they are, I wonder how quickly they wear? How long do they last?

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    My Botan is calcareous. I wouldn't be keeping it in water too long....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Traskrom View Post
    I got some recently without stamps but from trusted source. I bought #2
    What trusted source has koma nagura? I can't seem to find them anywhere!

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    Buying unstamped Nagura is risky. Read JimR's blogpost here.
    Eastern Smooth: Stones, Lies and Inkan

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    Quote Originally Posted by bassguy View Post
    Buying unstamped Nagura is risky.
    I know, I've seen that. With this guys it slightly different story. I already spent few K$ and trusted them, so it would be stupid not to trust with the small stone

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    My botan and mejiro nagura arent hard Stones, theyre pretty soft but my koma is very hard and it is not easy to create à good slurry with it.

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