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    Now seriously. Please upload those pictures. Colleagues here are good but not that good.

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    Here is that halloween ghostly hone pics:[ATTACH=CONFIG]110148[/ATTACHName:  fran2.jpg
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    How did you get slurry? Was it hard to make? Does it smell? How? What is the size? Any faults/damage on the hone?

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    I used a DMT 320 and it is slow to slurry, it slurries a light bluish color. There is no smell and there are no faults or damage. The ends have where it has been cut with a saw and so it is a natural for sure. Size is 7 3/4 x 1 7/8 x 5/8 inch thick,, The way I use it or the method I hone my razors is(depening on the condition of the blade): 600 diamond to 1250 diamond to 4000 and 8000 Norton, then I use this natural hone( the ghost hone) I slurry it pretty good and drag that baby to about 30-40 strokes. I will check the blade periodically with a special magnifier and light. I have had great success using this technique and all my razors are awesome shave ready( been using and shaving with SR's for going on three years now).

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    To be honest then I would tend more towards black arkie. I believe that Frankonian is simmilar in hardness to Thuris. Also from the slurry it looks more like novaculite.

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    I do own a few Arkansas stones, I have a surgical black Arkansas but it will not slurry, this hone is higher grit than the Eschers and SRD hones that I have. This hone has some light blue specks, if that helps any.

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    In that case I am giving up. Sorry. Hopefully some of the colleagues will chime in.

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    Thanks for your time, I really don't care or need to know what kind of hone it is. I just kinda wanted to share this hone with everybody, I hope and wish everybody that shaves with a SR has a hone or two or three... as good as this hone,,,I love it. Happy shaving, Rudy.

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    She's a beautiful hone & I'm happy, that your happy with it.

    Hone long and prosper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil Miller View Post
    Only the faithful few who have felt the call of the Prophet Stone can see those pics.
    Im blessed i see the pics!

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