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    Thank You. Yes! 2-panel pearl on silver liners. All 7 blades are from different American makers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Thank You. Yes! 2-panel pearl on silver liners. All 7 blades are from different American makers.

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    Beautiful set of pearl Tom!!
    I would agree, that there's no such thing as bad US steel. All the ones I own have given me impeccable shaves IMHO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    Beautiful set of pearl Tom!!
    I would agree, that there's no such thing as bad US steel. All the ones I own have given me impeccable shaves IMHO.
    Indeed, Outback! Since I got the green hone, I am honing everything I have procrastinated about!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Indeed, Outback! Since I got the green hone, I am honing everything I have procrastinated about!
    And you said they were wind chime fodder....HAR!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by outback View Post
    And you said they were wind chime fodder....HAR!!
    Oh NO! As they go into the wind-chime box, the edge is run on a spinning stone and then a spinning wire brush.
    They are DONE!
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    Quote Originally Posted by celticcrusader View Post
    I must have done that when i was cleaning the threads the last time i took it apart not a problem though as I never tighten the stone down it's basically a holder no need to secure the stones when honing for me.
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    Celtic, I did notice that the nuts on your stone holder are on backwards Brother, pictures are great!!

    My holder came that way too! I never tighten the ones on mine either.
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    I was gifted one of those holders. Have not tried it yet, but may be nice for odd-shaped stones.
    For the generic Naniwas, I devised these out of a scrap of Corian and some bronze rod. Rubber pads on the bottom of one. Need to get some for the other!

    Easy to wash off.
    They work really well for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Oh NO! As they go into the wind-chime box, the edge is run on a spinning stone and then a spinning wire brush.
    They are DONE!
    I have seen two of your wind-chimes at Charlie's shop. My immediate reaction was, "There are a lot of good fixer-uppers hanging there!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    I have seen two of your wind-chimes at Charlie's shop. My immediate reaction was, "There are a lot of good fixer-uppers hanging there!"
    Not so much, Ron! Bunch with cracks, bad temper, wear, etc!
    BTW, who made off with the one I sent with Bob? I never heard..
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