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    what is the easiest way to round the edges of an escher stone, the long edges are still fairly sharp, or should i even round them at all
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    wet/dry sand paper 400 grit and up.
    Put it flat on the table and work off the hone on it.
    Please don't remove more than necessary.

    Do you have a picture of your gem?

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    olivia, i have been using the sandpaper to lap it, i did that when you mentioned it to me about a month ago, my question is about the corners of the honeing surface, do i use sandpaper to round them off also. as for pics i took some, just havent downloaded them yet.
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    Yes, you can use sandpaper for the edges, too. Just sand them down like you'd round the corner on anything else.

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    ah good
    yes, like Dylan said...
    hold the hone at a 45° angle and scrub it a bit off on the sandpaper.

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    thank you both, i will do that here in a little bit, and let you know how it turns out
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