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    Allergies for one- my nasal passages are dripping

    I've got a test for a new job coming up too, so we'll see how that goes

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    Pshaw! These things pale in comparison...

    Nasal drip is a common symptom of HAD, by the way.

    Josh

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    the sooner you buy the coticule the sooner you can focus on your test...

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    Ok, here's what I'm thinking of getting: D8E Continuous Diamond 1200 and the 4x1.2 coticule. I have a pasted paddle from Tony with .5 micron on it that I can finish with.

    Thoughts? Suggestions?

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    Those hones should compliment your Norton nicely. Do you have a Norton flattening stone? If not, I highly recommend the DMT 325 for lapping. It makes the whole process painless and neat. Plus it leaves a great surface on the Norton...

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    But I don't have a Norton

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    Oh, sorry about that.

    In that case, these hones will give you great edges with some practice. You might want to get a cotigura rubbing stone, too, since you're not planning to get a Belgian blue. The cotigura will let you build a slurry on the coticule, which will help you get those 1200-grit scratches out faster.

    I think you'll probably end up wanting the blue later, and ordering it now would save you on shipping...

    Feed the HAD.

    Josh

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