View Poll Results: Which finisher do you use the most?

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  • Escher of some kind

    47 20.43%
  • JNAT of some kind

    35 15.22%
  • Coticule of some kind

    45 19.57%
  • Nani SS 12k

    67 29.13%
  • Zulu Grey

    22 9.57%
  • Shapton ??

    17 7.39%
  • Chinese 12k

    21 9.13%
  • Barber's Hones

    6 2.61%
  • Welsh slate

    20 8.70%
  • Suehiro ??

    14 6.09%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I can't at this time, don't have a Naniwa yet, say that the stated facts make the Naniwa a better finisher than the coticule.
    It is different, in terms of how the edge feels when you're shaving. So for some guys it may be 'better' and for others the other one is better. Typical YMMV.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brooksie967 View Post
    What are the dimensions on your Ozuku Stefan?
    203x76x27 mm
    Stefan

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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    203x76x27 mm
    Almost the exact same size as mine. Love this size!

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    Escher's all the way for me. My Yellow Green and Dark Blue.

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    Wow Skippy! Them some nice stones!
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    Nice Stone Skippy, I have one of those "Celebrated" Eschers also mine was marked "Blue-Green" I really like that stone

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    Quote Originally Posted by brooksie967 View Post
    Wow Skippy! Them some nice stones!
    Thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Nice Stone Skippy, I have one of those "Celebrated" Eschers also mine was marked "Blue-Green" I really like that stone
    Thank you! They sure are great stones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad View Post
    Wow-Looks like the Nani 12k is in the lead by a long shot, though the Zulu Grey seems to be an up and comer. So far, just a C12k/PHIG for me, as that's all I've got (although CJBianco has it right now, but then he also has the Nani 12k, so maybe we can arrange another "play-date" for our stones-Christopher, you still out there?).

    Anyway, my theory is to learn the one thoroughly before branching out. "Beware the man who only has one gun..."

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    Hi scouthikerdad, I like that man with one gun quote.
    I agree with that philosophy. Reminds me of a Bruce lee quote that goes something like. 'Fear not the man who knows ten thousand kicks, fear the man who has practiced one kick ten thousand times'
    Just thought I'd share lol. And very nice 'gun' you have there btw.
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    I like my 2 YG 10 inchers, but these 3 finishers are my favourite for a final progression. I use them from left to right, a fine CF, my finest CF and what I think is a LI, my finest stone.

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