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12-19-2013, 07:36 PM #1
Can't go wrong with that!
Me personally, I'm fascinated with the different finishers and honing process. Recently I tried my first all natural progression with a blade. After setting the bevel with a Chosera 1K (well, almost all natural progression) I went to the Coti. Slury and diluting. After many laps, I was satisfied with the sharpness to move to my turi. The sharpness improved and the shave was very good, however, not as good as 16k follow by the same turi. But it was very satisfying to be able to get such a shave with only naturals.
My friend Hirlau honed a blade on his Coti for me, and the shave was comparable to my Escher shaves. That tells me two things, that he's a better honer than me and/or that he has a better stone (Coti) than me. I think is both. He told me his Coti reflects a lot of garmets when it catches the light, mine doesn't. And his been at honing longer than I have. As a matter of fact, he gave me the first sit down lesson on honing.
So there! Back to what Hirlau said on his post. Depends on the honer and the stone (specially naturals).
Double O
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