Thread: Hone of the Day

Originally Posted by Steve56

If your jnat is slower than your synth, you don’t have the right jnat - yet, lol. That’s OK though, the main job of any final finisher is to make the feel of the edge IMO.

You are probably not well versed in the matter. The main goal of the finish line is to get a subtle result. It has nothing to do with speed. Speed doesn't matter at all. Where are you a hurry?

Your example of Suita - is another matter. Suita are aggressive stones, they can be very productive, but subtlety suffers.

And more. The work of the stone depends on the size and number of grains, the type of bond, the type of grain. Stone is adjusted for the task and the task for finish razors - get a thin edge. Desirable in a comfortable way. With pleasure. Without haste. Jnat fit this well.

[QUOTE=Sandr;1919943]You are probably not well versed in the matter. What! Lol!
That quote made me Lol! He just does not have the experience that some do. Just because you make razors does not mean you know how to get the best edges. Like someone that makes guns does not mean that they are the best most accurate shooter. Lol!

Originally Posted by Toroblanco

That quote made me Lol!

I do not want to argue. But a specialist cannot write such stupid things about the finish of razor. And compare synthetics with naturals. They are different. The main in the finish - not speed.

Lol! I stand by my quote!