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need HADdict's help
Found this at a local antique store. Anyone know what it is and if it's worth picking up for $18?
Sorry for the sub-par pics best I could get with the phone:
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a29/kenneyty/hone1.jpg
Looks to me like it says "...minum oxide sharpening stone". (aluminum, I'm sure) Don't remember what the word underneath was...maybe "warranted"...something with an "...ed"
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a29/kenneyty/hone2.jpg
Jimmy, Sham? Anyone seen one of these?
Thanks a lot!
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It's an Aluminium Oxide synthetic. Not sure of the grit, but probably quite course.
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Looks like what ben said is right. Maybe if you sharpen knives it isn't a bad deal ?
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Thanks, Gents. I was pretty sure I hadn't stumbled on an Escher, or anything good, but was worth a shot :)
I'll stick with my DMT 1200
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it is good for knives
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They're fine for plane blades and chisels and, to tell the truth, I have used them for removing large nicks in razors. They leave gouges but that's irrelevant until you get down to the level of the nick.