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    On Lynn's dvd he shows the Belgian coticle 12k for final honing. I visited theperfectedge.com and the have the stone but only an 8k. Can anybody help?

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    There are different opinions on the actual grit size, and even then as a natural stone they wont be consistently the same size. The point is that it is a slower cutter, and works better for a final polish.

    Mat

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    Lynn uses the yellow coticules from that site. Although they are listed as 8K, many people including Lynn feel that they cut more like a 12K stone. It is the same stone though.

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    Richard,

    we've been having this discussion here.

    Howard from the Perfect Edge has given a very nice explanation on this thread. I hope it helps answer your questions.

    Steve

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    Thanks Steve! Very helpful.

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