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    found this on the bay.Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1425355387763.jpg
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Size:  41.3 KB measures 5-1/2 by 1-5/8's by 5/8's hard as a standard hard Arkansas imo .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blistersteel View Post
    found this on the bay.Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1425355387763.jpg
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Size:  41.3 KB measures 5-1/2 by 1-5/8's by 5/8's hard as a standard hard Arkansas imo .
    Any other info. I live in Colorado and have been rock hounding. I have not found anything useful as a finisher yet.
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    Attachment 194902 here's the package front. Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1425357799680.jpg
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Size:  19.0 KB a pic of the back of the package .

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    not a finisher imo so far.I think the stone could be imported from Europe possibly ?

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    However in all honesty it did remove the stria of my one thousand fairly rapidly so maybe a step in a Natural progression .

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    the definition of a grindstone seems to bring up sandstone fairly often so I do not think it was used as a final fine finisher in written America history ? Shrug (=)

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    ok,I just used it to reset a bevel to remove a tiny chip on a razor.conclusion so far is it does remove metal fast and easily .hmmm.
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    Nice,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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    looking,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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    stone,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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