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    Default Nakayama Honayama Asagi from aframestokyo

    hey,

    today i received my stone from takeshi of aframestokyo.



    this is how it looks. the yellow thing gone a bit away while honing with slurry.
    what is this yellow things on the surface? i lapped the stone but it still was there. on the picture it looks more extrem than in real.
    dont know what it is. i soon will shave with the razor i honed only with this stone and my naguras (botan,mejiro,koma, nagura cutted out of a maruka nakayama). the edge seems pretty good and the hht is no problem at all. dont know if its finer than my ohzuku but its much faster even without slurry.

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    Its just a feature of the stone.
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    wow this was fast!
    i forgot to write that the feeling while honing is really nice and gives a nice feedback.

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    The yellow is actually referred to as "orange" (yake) & makes the stone cut fast when blended with the rest of the stone in the slurry. To much may be a bad thing as it can be "scratchy" & none at all makes the stone look a bit plain
    Looks like a good stone.
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