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  1. 01-27-2013, 07:04 PM #1
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    It is stamped after he have used it by someone els.
    Only thing it say that it is Jnat and its for razors

    And BTW did you not read my copyright at the button of my page ?
    Maybe i wrong here but it is quite offensive to copy something without even asking
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    My apologies, OK, it was stamped afterward, it is a beautiful stone.
    Last edited by Bayamontate; 01-27-2013 at 08:09 PM.
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    It does not fall under copyright, it's fair use!

    2nd!
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    Quote Originally Posted by maxim207 View Post
    And BTW did you not read my copyright at the button of my page ?
    Maybe I wrong here but it is quite offensive to copy something without even asking
    Actually his use of the screenshot is not a copyright violation.
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    Sorry my mistake
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    This thread has steered quite a bit a way from my original questions. It seems that with my naive questions I've opened a can worms...

    Anyhow, this morning I've shaved with a full-hollow 6/8 Solingen razor that I had finished on the Nakayama (slurry generated with light rubbing with a fine diamond plate as I'm lacking a tomo nagura) and it was really good . Just as good as off my Oozuku or old thuri. So, it's a definately a good finisher, maybe even great (but not "magical , if there's such a thing...).

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    P.S. Now that there are so many experts present in the thread: Anyone able to translate the stamp? Thanks!
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    This is what happens when it comes to jnats...

    Sorry I cant translate the kanji.

    Quote Originally Posted by jollo74 View Post
    This thread has steered quite a bit a way from my original questions. It seems that with my naive questions I've opened a can worms...

    Anyhow, this morning I've shaved with a full-hollow 6/8 Solingen razor that I had finished on the Nakayama (slurry generated with light rubbing with a fine diamond plate as I'm lacking a tomo nagura) and it was really good . Just as good as off my Oozuku or old thuri. So, it's a definately a good finisher, maybe even great (but not "magical , if there's such a thing...).

    Best regards
    Jörg

    P.S. Now that there are so many experts present in the thread: Anyone able to translate the stamp? Thanks!
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