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    Nic by name not by nature Jeltz's Avatar
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    Received this today from The Invisible Edge


    Never used one before and roughly know the technique, I see that there are a lot of videos on Youtube are there any that people would particularly recommend me watching?
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    Nic

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    Default 'Grats, Jeltz

    'looks like a nice rock.

    I'm fishing around for one myself. I hope you enjoy it a bunch

    Any idea what vein it's from?

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    Use a light slurry so if yours is fast in slurry you won't dull the edge when you're setting a bevel. Yours looks a little green so it's probably on the slower side anyway.

    Raise a little slurry and make back and forth strokes on the razor and then flip and do the same on the other side. I would do 30 back and forth strokes about 5 times and then start to dilute after each set until you are on just water.

    Then finish on water with 50-100 light x strokes, whichever you need, this will take experimenting.

    It also takes experimenting figuring out how to best dilute and raise slurry on your coticule, they're all different that way.

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    What kind of coti is this? Looks nice

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    Thanks for the replies, I'm trying to establish what vein it is from and shall try to take some decent close up pictures.
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    Nic

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    Nice looking stone I love my vintage coti. Congrats and Enjoy!

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    I do really like the edges I get of the coti. That stone looks great. Have fun experimenting with different slurries and lap combos. That's what it's all about. Then....a buttery smooth edge. Oh yeah.

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