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Here's Adrspach and I lapping any number of hones. In the first one, Adrspach has a sanding belt sliced open and attached to a board on a backyard table. We needed all that room because the Charnely's are hard rocks and need a lot of love. He's using 80-120 grit belts.
I'm down on the steps with a granite plate and a stack of wet-dry paper from 240-2000 and I'm putting the final polish on them.
Where are the stones?
ok gang.... who can find the hones!
Photo 1: There are four hones. If my memory serves we well (not always the case) there is a Rozsutec, a couple of Charnley's and another, either a TOS or a Thury.
Photo 2: Charnley Forest, prior to final polishing
Photo 3: four hones, probably CF, TOS, Thuries
Photo 4: three hones
Photo 5: five hones
...and a really sharp eye would find more. :)
Sorry can not help as I am sitting in Northern Scotland and for some reasons it does not to showe those pics.
I'm in SW Michigan, and there are NO pictures. Nice text though.
I can no longer see the images either! Hey moderators!! Stu??
First picture
Bottom left is yet unknown (still cleaning it). Above it to the right CF. Next tot he right Rozsutec. Small above it is Queer Creek. In my hands is Mark's CF.
Second picture is CF.
Third picture:
On the flower pot TOS. On the floor Llyn Idwall. on the sandpapers CF and Mark handling some other CFs.
The rest was already reported.