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    I ordered a slurry stone from zib and have a coti on its way as well. I want to give the phig a whirl with a slurry dilution straight off the 1 k

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncraigtrn View Post
    I ordered a slurry stone from zib and have a coti on its way as well. I want to give the phig a whirl with a slurry dilution straight off the 1 k
    They are more than capable. I think if you start with whats outlined above you will be damn close to dialing in your stone. Let us know how it goes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steel View Post
    They are more than capable. I think if you start with whats outlined above you will be damn close to dialing in your stone. Let us know how it goes.
    I definitely will do that. The jnat I bought a few weeks ago was like a dream. It was quick cutting but refined my edge to the sharpest I've done yet. So I'm hoping the phig with a slurry dilution can come close.
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    Thanks, Steel! I've got to try this after my next bevel set. I've never felt confident with the PHIG I have (though I have to admit I've neglected it after getting a Nani12, and finishing on other much finer stones when honing with friends: Escher, Gokumyo 20, etc.).

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    Great post!

    I am at about the same level as you are in regards to honing, I will give this method a shot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cobre View Post
    Great post!

    I am at about the same level as you are in regards to honing, I will give this method a shot
    Thanks. I hope it helps if nothing else it will give you some more tools in your "tool box".
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    Something I forgot to put in the original post is that besides just doing a simple "half X" stroke back and forth I have also used an elliptical stroke. A big circle on the stone if you will. Sometimes it seems this allows for better coverage of difficult or slightly warped blades. Just another possibility with this stone.
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