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  1. 09-13-2006, 07:36 PM #1
    garythepenman
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    Default All is not lost

    A few weeks ago my darling wife dropped my 6000 Jap Waterstone, smashed into a few pieces. I managed to buy another one. (I do have a 4000/8000 Nortons on order).
    I was Skyping with our Mr Tuttle and of course asked a few questions about stones, lapping, slurry etc..
    Well as it turns out I can use the broken stone to create slurry on my new stone. Jap waterstones need it apparently.
    So last night I sanded the edges of both stones, (thanks for the tip Randy) and tried it out. A nice milky slurry and away I went. Lightyears of difference.
    The stone before slurry was very slow, and now it polishes and sets up the edge brilliantly.
    So a BIG THANKYOU RANDY.

    Gary
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  2. 09-13-2006, 09:42 PM #2
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    Glad that I could be of some help.
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