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    Default lapping a finishing hone, cross contaminiation?

    I have a finishing stone that needs some flattening.

    I have 400 grit sandpaper, but I wonder whether the
    grit will get stuck in the finishing stone.

    I also have a diamond hone that is isn't flat(concave).
    I think the 400 on glass is better, but I am concerned
    about the grit getting stuck in the hone.

    What do you think?

    Sharpman

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    If you lap in the kitchen sink, or any sink with a relatively flat area, the sandpaper on a tile or piece of flat glass, running water to wash away swarf, you should be fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    If you lap in the kitchen sink, or any sink with a relatively flat area, the sandpaper on a tile or piece of flat glass, running water to wash away swarf, you should be fine.
    Thanks I will try this.

    Bought a okudo nashiji from 330mate. Quite a hard
    stone. Tried it a bit, but don't know how to use
    it correctly yet.

    Got a Iyo and Tomonagura with it.

    Pictures will follow.

    Sharpman

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