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    I have been thinking about a Covenant for more than a year but haven't taken the bait yet.

    I'll probably pull the trigger one night after the fourth Glenlivet rocks.

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    50 minutes to lap? Not quite as hard as a charnley. I might have to get one and try it out.
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    Oh wow! it looks too pretty to be a hone.

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    Where can I buy one of those? I like it!

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    Yes, they do look cool, and certainly buying a stone from those eastern countries is making it kind of exotic, but for their prices, I'm not even thinking about buying one.

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    When Tsil (the owner of TCblades) posted his video review of the stones the highest one was rated at most 8k I wonder what a head to head comparison to Escher or a quality Jnat is?
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    Interesting concept. I would feel completely comfortable thinking my covenant is around 9k. My surprise was that my work with the covenant ended with a more polished edge than I have achieved with my Japanese natural stones from Alex. It is pretty much all subjective I feel, different hands I believe will produce different
    results even with stones being equal. Ultimately I think this stone would be the equal of many of the stones
    razor honing afficionado's look to because they have proven to be ranked very highly. A highly polished edge, absent any stiations, does not necessarily correlate to a better shave but that was my goal in getting to know
    this particular stone.

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    When Tsil (the owner of TCblades) posted his video review of the stones the highest one was rated at most 8k I wonder what a head to head comparison to Escher or a quality Jnat is?
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