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    If you were in sensible posting distance I'd let you wear down a few edges on it (I don't think you would have to do many laps!) as long as the item was insured adeqately(spelling??).
    It is all speculation yet though honestly, I haven't even seen the thing properly yet!
    Still, what can you eagle eyed members tell from the picture?
    I'll do a wet shot when it comes.
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    I think it's going to be a dreamy polishing stone.

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    why is that?
    I know you have a stash of 'em
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlesilverbladefromwale View Post
    why is that?
    I know you have a stash of 'em
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    Oh, probably wishful thinking on my part for your benefit. I only have a handful of coticules, but the light creamy looking ones have been the best performers; not that the ones that aren't lighter in color don't also work well, but the creamy ones in my collection really polish well.

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    Oh right. So you've based it on the picture. It does look quite light. Maybe a Rabbi with a big knife might like it
    All I hope is that it's 12 inches x 4 inches, not cm. It's going back if it's cm's.
    What's one 6x2 natural combo worth then? (don't panic! I repeat I won't chop it up)
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    That is my experience as well, for the most part.

    It seems like the lighter ones polish to a greater degree than other, darker, or more mottled coticules.

    But either way, the coticule is a good polisher so you shouldn't be worried about that.

    6"x2" is $130, 8"x3" is $250 (as per Howard's prices)
    Last edited by Russel Baldridge; 08-14-2008 at 06:36 PM.

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    What about a combo? Sorry, as in price.
    Cheers Russ.

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    Quote Originally Posted by littlesilverbladefromwale View Post
    What about a combo? Sorry, as in price.
    Marcus, those are the combo stone prices that Russel made reference to. Check out Howard's site, I think you'll quite enjoy it: CLICK HERE

    His prices are very low and he's a top notch person to deal with.

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    The 6x2 price is very very good then. The 8x3 shows how, as the piece gets bigger, the price really does sky rocket
    I can't wait now
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlesilverbladefromwale View Post
    The 6x2 price is very very good then. The 8x3 shows how, as the piece gets bigger, the price really does sky rocket
    I can't wait now
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    Actualy per square inch the 8"x2" combo is slightly cheaper than the 6"x2" combo.

    But both are about $10 per square inch, so if that held(it probably shouldn't) the stone you have would be about $500.

    Edit

    Cost per square inch per stone size

    6"x2" $10.84 per square inch
    8"x2" $10 per square inch
    8"x3" $10.42 per square inch

    Your stone has 48 square inches
    Last edited by PonderingTurtle; 08-14-2008 at 07:31 PM.

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