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Thread: New hones help ID and advice
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02-11-2014, 03:30 PM #1
New hones help ID and advice
Hello everyone.
I bought these new hones today at a local fleemarket. The little one, is a black Escher hone. The dimension is 12,5 cm x 2,5 cm and 1,2 cm thick.
As shown on the pictures, the case is broken on the side. I think it is a easy repair, but what do you think? Should I leave it as it is?
The big stone is remarkable. It has to natural colours. A dark grey and a greenish colour. It a naturel combination stone.
The dimensions are 21 cm x 4,6 cm and 2,2 cm thick.
I think this is a thüringen hone to, possible a Escher. But I have never seen anything like it. Can anyone give a opinion?
Finally and last I would like to hear your opinion on what hone I should use as a finisher? Or are the grid the same?
I applied pictures of hones dry and dampened.
I bought the hones fore 36 $ I guess that was a good bargain? :-)
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02-11-2014, 05:15 PM #2
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Thanked: 1936The one in the box is a thuringian and the label does look like a Escher label with the chalice. The second is interesting. My first thoughts would be a natural combination coticule...but the colors throw me a bit with the greyish shades on the light color side. The thuringian should be a good finisher, the other will take your applying a razor to it to see how it behaves.
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Thank you and God Bless, Scott