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01-05-2019, 05:28 AM #11Member
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Great thread! Lately I've been trying Coticule slurry on lot's of things with interesting results. Setting a bevel on my #1 Washita was moving slowly, added Coticule slurry and sped things up with a feel on the stone that was lovely. I also have a random 8 x 2 slate, most likely Vermont or east coast variety, that the merest hint of Coticule slurry totally changes the action and feel of the stone. In that particular case I feel like I added 1 + 1 and got 2.5 in return. Experimenting is great!
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01-05-2019, 12:37 PM #12Senior Member
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Recently tried Kuro Nagura slurry on a Vermio finisher. Seemed to better bridge the gap between my Norton 8k and the finishing stone. I should keep notes, but always forget, so it’s not a very scientific conclusion.
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01-06-2019, 03:29 PM #13Senior Member
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I just tried a Thurigan slurry stone on a Coti last night.
Was quite pleased at what I saw in the loupe, Much better than the Coti ,slurried with a DMT.
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