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    Quote Originally Posted by infamous View Post
    What's so special about asagi? To be honest I find it to be one of the less appealing colors, and this is coming from the guy who just dropped a couple hundred bucks on one. I really like some of the reds and purples that alex has.
    yes but red and purple usually means soft, which is not for razors.
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    Hi Stefan, how are you doing mate.

    Educate me please. I am thinking my next natural stone should
    be very hard, very fine. I would like the hone to feel very smooth
    you know, as if you are not doing anything on it, but in the meantime
    the stone is really fine polishing the metal.

    I would also like the stone to be very uniform, no lines. Which type
    of stone(strata) and from which mine would be the most affordable?

    I have never used an asagi, but from the comments it seems one of
    the best to do this job.

    I have an okudo nashiji that is also very fine. Very sharp and misty/haze
    finish. But you know HAD better than I do.

    Sharpman

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    Quote Originally Posted by SharpMan View Post
    Hi Stefan, how are you doing mate.

    Educate me please. I am thinking my next natural stone should
    be very hard, very fine. I would like the hone to feel very smooth
    you know, as if you are not doing anything on it, but in the meantime
    the stone is really fine polishing the metal.

    I would also like the stone to be very uniform, no lines. Which type
    of stone(strata) and from which mine would be the most affordable?

    I have never used an asagi, but from the comments it seems one of
    the best to do this job.

    I have an okudo nashiji that is also very fine. Very sharp and misty/haze
    finish. But you know HAD better than I do.

    Sharpman
    hazy finish means that the stone is not that fine.
    if you want good stone , contact Maksim
    JNS
    Rich, Lynn, I got our stones from him.
    Stefan

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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    hazy finish means that the stone is not that fine.
    if you want good stone , contact Maksim
    JNS
    Rich, Lynn, I got our stones from him.
    That's strange. Because I get mirror like finish on naniwa ss
    3000. It's quite sharp even then. Then I do naniwa 8000 SS
    and it's almost perfect mirror and even sharper. Then I
    finish on the okudo stone and the mirror polish disappears, but
    the edge gets even sharper.

    Sharpman

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