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Thread: The......Belgian Brotherhood?
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05-21-2009, 08:34 PM #81
And some more pics.
Both sides, wet and dry:
Coticule surface detail 1 dry:
Coticule surface detail 1 wet:
Coticule surface detail 2 dry:
Coticule surface detail 2 wet:
BBW surface detail dry:
BBW surface detail wet (note the unusual yellow spotting):
Coticule side (right) compared to this one I posted earlier:
BBW side (right) compared to the same:
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05-21-2009, 08:36 PM #82
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Thanked: 84Sorry to be a PITA, but could we see the box please. ?
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05-30-2009, 02:37 PM #83
Sure. I was hoping to get beeswax and camelia oil to coat it first, but delivery is going to take a while. I hope pics of a half-cleaned uncoated box will do too. When I got it, it had a cheap dark brown paint (and lots of grime).
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05-30-2009, 03:59 PM #84
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Thanked: 84That box would have been made by the craftsman who owned the hone. It looks like very old pine. I wouls rub it down with a nice fine sandpaper and use Danish Oil on it. You could wirewool it between coats. It would look really cool and rustic
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07-14-2010, 03:42 PM #85
I'd like to join the Belgian Brotherhood too.
Thanx,
Christopher
(EDIT: The stone measures 299mm x 67.5mm x 35mm and weighs 4lbs 10oz.)
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07-14-2010, 05:04 PM #86
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Thanked: 598La Nouvelle Veine 6x2 inch
This is my yellow. I've been using Belgian stones exclusively since I started.
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07-14-2010, 05:11 PM #87
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Thanked: 286burton hybrid coticule
this is my favourite coticule two in one. one side is normal the other is hybrid that works outstanding leaving super smooth edge .
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donald (07-14-2010)
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07-14-2010, 06:39 PM #88
I would like to contribute my coticule as well, because I enjoyed it recently. I get shaves off of it (without further refinement) that easily compare to my Maruka Nakayama Kiita and vintage Thuringian, that is: I´m getting shaves as good as any.
My coticule is of green colour and has quite interesting and charismatic veins:
Click for enlargement
It is companied by a small natural grown Coti/BBW for slurry creation.
The coticule itself I would describe as fairly hard and slow (with water only).
Still, I think only a few laps after a good 8k finish would be enough.
Slurried it cuts like a champ.
The stone is a so called "new one" and glued to slate
The surface feels very nice for a natural stone.
It seems like my coticule has little "holes" in it, that don´t affect honing btw.
Anybody else noticed these?
Unfortunately the stone has a little "nick" that I couldn´t lap out so far.
Maybe I just leave it
The size is 5cm x 19cm wich is acceptable.
I am thinking of a selected grade in 6x200cm
as the Coticule is a really nice finishing stone
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07-14-2010, 06:44 PM #89
I've always wanted a green coticule. I've heard that in spite of their slowness (or perhaps because of), they're incredible finishers. (My favorite color coticule.)
Thanx for posting it. =)
Me
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07-14-2010, 07:04 PM #90
My two vintage natural combos. Would you call the top a Green one?