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Thread: SR touch up on a 12k?

  1. 03-05-2013, 03:47 AM #1
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    Default SR touch up on a 12k?

    Think my SR is due for a touch up. I don't have a paste however I do have a 12k sitting around. Naniwa... Anyway I'm wondering if it is wise to use this stone for a quick touch up. If so how many laps? Should I add water? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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    As far as I know norton doesn't make a 12k so my guess is it is a naniwa.

    If it is a naniwa 12k splash it with water and due 3-7 laps on it strop and test shave.

    Repeat as needed.
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    Really need to consider the maker's instructions re water but in the right hands a 12 k could suffice. Never heard of a Norton 12 k tho.
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    It's a naniwa.. I was too lazy to get out of bed but curiosity got the best of me so I went down. I'm going to give it a go. I'll try 7 laps amd see how that goes. Appreciate the feedback gents.
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    Here's a link to gssixgun's vids on Naniwa honing. Linked this to #1 of 3, but they'll show up. I think this will help with the water issue, and touch.
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    Try to keep your laps extremely light, no pressure - weight of the razor on the stone only. And make sure your hone is properly lapped beforehand.
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    I asked the same question last week and was told 7 to 10 laps for a touch up and boy let me tell you,, that edge was better than I thought. I also used the 12k Naniwa
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