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    So the mottled one in the box looks like a sythetic coticule. I had one that was on par with an average coti for grit.
    Purple one is a Purple PHIG. For Hirlau.
    I have never seen one like that before.
    Mike your the master of testing things. Test a couple of blades on them to see if they are finishers.
    Your only as good as your last hone job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ultrasoundguy2003 View Post
    So the mottled one in the box looks like a sythetic coticule. I had one that was on par with an average coti for grit.
    Purple one is a Purple PHIG. For Hirlau.
    I have never seen one like that before.
    Mike your the master of testing things. Test a couple of blades on them to see if they are finishers.
    I just put 100 passes on the purple hone.....definite finisher. You don't even hear the blade pass over it, its that smooth. Think of it as a synthetic ceramic stone. You can build a slurry, with a red DMT 25 micron. But its a PINTA....!!! A step above my blue/green Thurigan..... For sure!!!!

    The boxed stone....seems to be a natural. But I may be wrong, never seen one quite like this one.
    Mike

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    Ozuko (+Botan/Mejiro/Koma) on Waterhouse razor. My only Japanese rocks (so far).

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    [My new Escher came in the mail today. Celebrated this by honing a NOS Friedr. Schlemper Focus. Result: a very smooth and close shave. Quite similar result as razors finished on my other vtg thuringians - I expected this, but now I'm sure, and, a proud owner of an Escher anyway

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