Thread: Updates on the Dragons Tongue?

Originally Posted by 0livia

Sure is! Always best to have one of the same kind.

Cool, looking forward to their response.

Originally Posted by gregs656

I have just looked into buying these, I saw one on ebay and checked here. I think I'll get one, they're cheap enough.

I'm checking about getting one with a slurry stone as well, any one think that's a worthwhile idea?

I saw the ones on ebaty being sold for £15.75p plus £3.95p postage and packing. If you go to Inigo Jones which is the place that manufactures them you can buy one for about £9.00 less. Don't know who the person is selling them on ebay, but I didn't buy from them.

Thanks for that, I never buy off ebay with out checking prices generally, but the sentiment is much appreciated.

I'm hoping the manufacturers will get back to me fairly swiftly RE including a slurry stone, I have a razor here just begging to be touched up!

Don't buy one from ebay, they are cheaper directly from the manufacturer.

Originally Posted by gregs656

I have just looked into buying these, I saw one on ebay and checked here. I think I'll get one, they're cheap enough.

I'm checking about getting one with a slurry stone as well, any one think that's a worthwhile idea?

Originally Posted by HugoVonStype

Don't buy one from ebay, they are cheaper directly from the manufacturer.

...but you can wait for two months or more before receiving it...

Regards,
Neil

Unless I go there this Friday you can not miss it, however at present I am interested in Charnley Forest hone and therefore it will have to wait.

Originally Posted by adrspach

Unless I go there this Friday you can not miss it, however at present I am interested in Charnley Forest hone and therefore it will have to wait.

Not necessarily - I don't suppose for one minute that they with-hold stones for so long just so they have something to sit on. They must make one run (they do sell lots of other slate products) and not repeat it until sold out.

The views round there are nice, but I wouldn't go with the express purpose in mind of picking up a hone without telephoning ahead first. Could be a bit disappointing!

Regards,
Neil

I would not go just for that purpose. I am there quite often and picking one up woul be only by-product. It would cost me only to turn off the roundabout and drive in about 50 yards. Advantage would be if they are in I can chose one I like which can be advantage with natural stone. but as I have said at present I am looking to get different natural hone. Hopefully I can afford it.