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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay123 View Post
    Hey just joined the forum to ask you about these stones. I just bought some and they haven't arrived yet. Are your thoughts still the same ?


    What are "these" stones?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post


    What are "these" stones?
    My apologies still learning the forum. It was a reply to brent375hh

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    He must mean the Weiwei hones then.

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    Yess I do! I bought some off eBay just wondering how there working out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay123 View Post
    Yess I do! I bought some off eBay just wondering how there working out
    I guess they are working out. I have no snob rocks to compare them to but they can produce a shaving edge that does not irritate my face along with .5 micron diamond paste on a ZY brand strop. I use heavy lather on the 10K with zero pressure. I am sure I would be happier with the results of a higher grit under a loupe for pure looks of edge smoothness, but maybe my face could not tell any difference.

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    Well it's great to hear there working I bought the 1/4 8 10 k's do try out. Did you lap the stones?

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    Yes. On 600 wet dry (wet) on a granite counter top.
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    Sweet I plan on buying some of that !

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    Honing a gold dollar is not very hard. Grinding the gold dollar to get it to a state where it can be honed is the hard part. The rest just falls under regular honing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by S0LITARYS0LDIER View Post
    Honing a gold dollar is not very hard. Grinding the gold dollar to get it to a state where it can be honed is the hard part. The rest just falls under regular honing.


    ^^^^^^ Yeah That right there Bingo

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