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    I just ordered this la veinette coticule bout vrom Jarrod @thesuperiorshave, after debating what kind of stone to get in my limited price range. I posted in another thread here on srphttp://straightrazorpalace.com/honin...ze-please.html, and received allot of help.
    My question is, being that its a long bout..228mm X 34mm approx...and it tapers toward the end..should I cut the tapered end off, and make it more of a rectangular shape? I guess I could use the end as a slurry stone...keep in mind I'm a complete newbie at this and was just wondering if not having to worry about that tapered part might make life easier for me...it is also a fairly narrow stone @ 34mm...Thanks Again
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chefbaze View Post
    Hi,

    I just ordered this la veinette coticule bout vrom Jarrod @thesuperiorshave, after debating what kind of stone to get in my limited price range. I posted in another thread here on srphttp://straightrazorpalace.com/honin...ze-please.html, and received allot of help.
    My question is, being that its a long bout..228mm X 34mm approx...and it tapers toward the end..should I cut the tapered end off, and make it more of a rectangular shape? I guess I could use the end as a slurry stone...keep in mind I'm a complete newbie at this and was just wondering if not having to worry about that tapered part might make life easier for me...it is also a fairly narrow stone @ 34mm...Thanks Again
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    No need to make this more complicated than it needs to be, if you don't want to use the whole stone then just stop your honing stroke early.

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    I would try it out first as a finisher and see how it feels. slurry stones are cheap and cutting up a coticule is easier than sticking it back together

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    its quite long, for hand honing i'd be tempted to trim it down, but see how it feels , your chioce .

    gary

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    You should do whatever makes you happy. It's your stone. If it was my stone, I'd leave it the way it is.

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    There is no way on the world I would cut that stone. It looks too sweet as it is.

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    Can you show the sides of the stones? It looks like the BBW side is coming through, if that's the case I would return it.
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    I agre with Piet, doesnt look like there is much coticle left.
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    That's not BBW. It's been called blushing. I have a slurry stone just like it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nun2sharp View Post
    I agre with Piet, doesnt look like there is much coticle left.

    Well, I bought it based on Jarrods reputation here..He said the stone should last at least 40 years with consistent use.. I don't get it

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