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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    How do you find it this far Rune? I know you said your first couple attempts was good, but knowing you, there have been quite a few more razor put to it now
    I've done 6 razors full progression and a couple just finishing and the results from it is amazing.

    I was just browsing Maksim's page, looking at a Ozuku Asagi and a Shoubudani
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zephyr View Post
    I've done 6 razors full progression and a couple just finishing and the results from it is amazing.

    I was just browsing Maksim's page, looking at a Ozuku Asagi and a Shoubudani
    Oh my
    A slippery slope my friend, a very slippery slope
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    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....


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    Ozuku Mizo Asagi.

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    "Main Finishing Hone", made by the Main Finishing Hone Company, based in Maine in a little town called Finishing Hone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    Oh my
    A slippery slope my friend, a very slippery slope

    Yes, very...

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    Yes, alright. My main finishing hone is a Nakayama Asagi thingy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    I leave it up to the razor to chose

    Yep 8 months ago and still the exact same answer as when this thread first started, I set the bevel on a Chosera 1k "Green Brick" and get a feel for the steel, then the razor tells me where it wants to go

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdto View Post
    Mine is my Norton 8k. I've finished all my honing jobs on that one.

    All 2 of them.
    Same here. Norton 8K and then 0.5 CrOx impregnated balsa. So far, so good for this noob. Probably have honed a dozen.

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    Congrats to those of you finishing on an 8k. For a couple of years, when I first started honing razors, I ended on an 8k Norton. Getting a good shave off an 8k w/ or w/o a CrOx or other past says that you know how to hone a razor. I've always told people that anything over an 8k is useless unless you can get a good shave off the 8k's and it is still true. It's very tempting to move up to a finer grit before the previous hone has given it's all and over 8k (still true for the courser grits but at a lesser level). At this fine level the value earned for the effort is a shiny bevel and little effect on the edge proper.
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    My most used B/G Thuri(thankyou JimmyHAD) but I am now experimenting with a PHIG and a Welsh claimed 15K? My first finisher was a King 6k which I found paled by comparison to a Norton 8K I used for sometime. Then Thuri entered my life and now I can't stop buying stones.
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    YMMV
    It just keeps getting better

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