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    Default cheap prep stone

    is there a easy cheap alternative item that can be used as a prep stone/slurry stone for honing

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    Yip credit card sized diamond stone,

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    Quote Originally Posted by pedro083 View Post
    Yip credit card sized diamond stone,

    I agree with this. Most any inexpensive diamond hone will work just fine.
    Randolph Tuttle, a SRP Mentor for residents of Minnesota & western Wisconsin

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    DMT aligner 1x4 interrupted plate. about $15 or so i think...
    probably not a heckova lot cheaper than a matched slurry stone, unless you've got multiple different stones to prep.

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    i have a norton 4k/8k coming in a kit that i plan to use the most. so mostly just looking for something for that. i will probley just buy nortons prep stone

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    this is the kit i got off amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H6HIN4
    does any one have or use the tray it comes with

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    If you got that kit, you shouldn't reallly need anything else to prep the surface of the hone.
    the norton waterstones don't really need slurry, and you can use the lapping plate included to lap and refresh the surface whenever needed.

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    oh ok good to know thanks

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