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    Senior Member Deryan's Avatar
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    Default Opinion on this hone please

    While window shopping on the bay i came across this:New Chinese Water Hone / Waterstone for Straight Razor - eBay (item 130311776897 end time Mar-06-10 12:41:01 PST)

    is this a quality hone for the price???

    thank you for your input
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    seems the link is broken sorry

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    item number 130311776897
    its the chinese 12k, very slow finisher
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    They also sell 3 piece sharpening set for a very low £41 inc postage which is, in my opinion, too low a price to pay for a quality product.

    But if your feeling lucky why not give it a go you never know you might be lucky and we'll all be buying them

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    thanks for the input appreciate it

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    If you are in the US (which it seems you are) and want to try one, you can get them at Woodcraft.com or at your local woodcraft. "Small" is $20; "large" is $35. I really like the edges I've gotten off my C12k, but, as noted, they are really slow. They are also really hard, so they can take a long time to lap. A DMTC will leave scratches, but they can be removed by rubbing with another hard, nonporous, lapped stone or fine grit sandpaper on a flat surface. Won't take much to remove the scratches, but the initial lapping can be a PITA if your hone is far from flat.

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