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    Looks great! How does it compare to the Y/G?

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    Case solved. I have been research a stone I just got one in a barbers case that I just purchased. I'll have to post a pic. Definitely the same as yours, Mine is 5 x 2.5 and came with the slurry stone exactly the same as the main stone, which had me scratching my head for days. Similar slurry to escher.

    Thought it might have been a Black Arkansas, or even a French La Luna, but I had never seen either of these with a slurry stone. Once I honed a razor on it, I realized this is a pretty special stone, leaves a polish on the bevel similar to an Escher, but cuts much faster.

    My new finishing stone!

    Awesome, great post! thanks! Ill post mine tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stubear View Post
    Looks great! How does it compare to the Y/G?
    Stuart it's very close to the YG. The black stone is a little harder. I consider the Barbers Delight a very fine YG type. Once you take the edge this far, it becomes very delicate and easy to over do it. Hope that makes sense.
    MIke

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