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    Quote Originally Posted by Bart View Post
    I also said that I agree with the big picture, only that I think that the speed difference between K and 4K is bigger than you seem to think.

    That sounds pretty much like going by the figures. If I'm allowed to translate to 4/8K, than 2 laps on the 8K removes the same amount of steel than K lap on the 4K. To calculate even further: X K= 8K = 4K. This opens interesting perspectives for saving money spend on hones. If it were true.
    (I never said anything about 8k stones but just for S&G yes you can do the exact same one stone trick as you do with a Coti with the 8k Norton, bevel set to shaving sharp)


    See this is where the problem started, as I wasn't going by numbers (as in multiplying 4 by 1) I was going by actual experience on the actual hones that the OP was asking about ...

    But that wasn't actually good enough you, had to confuse the issue by bringing in facts and figures which were totally meaningless to the actual discussion that was talking place....

    Let me reiterate for you
    THE OP:
    "I have a 4k NORTON can I set the bevel on razors with it or do I need a 1K NORTON"...

    Not DMT, not Shapton, not Chosera, not any other stone or question...

    Very simple straight forward answer, YES you can, however it will take about 4 times as many strokes as the 1K to set the bevel.. (ACTUAL NUMBERS NOT A THEORY)


    Now for some reason we had to expound on that very simple answer ??????? and 20 plus posts later we are still at the same place YES A 4k Norton can set bevels...

    And I will be very, very, clear here, IME it is about 4 times slower then the 1k Norton....
    Last edited by gssixgun; 09-09-2009 at 07:23 PM.

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