Thread: Terrific honing fluid

This stuff not only helps give some wicked edges, but in certain situations helps take the edge off. Doesn't even cost an arm and a leg.



Buffalo Trace bourbon.

I have had better luck with Knob Creek 120 producing better swarf. I think it was swarf, but it was getting hard to visualize properly toward the end of the honing/drinking session.

Originally Posted by ace

I have had better luck with Knob Creek 120 producing better swarf. I think it was swarf, but it was getting hard to visualize properly toward the end of the honing/drinking session.

I usually hone standing up. 120 proof might just be problematic in that regard.

I love Buffalo Trace! I highly agree!

I guess the real question would be "Is it safe for use on a Coticule" Bawhahahaha

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I guess the real question would be "Is it safe for use on a Coticule" Bawhahahaha

the new Bourbucot is born!

Well, I learn something everyday here.
I'll get me a bottle tomorrow.
Stimpy, will that amber color stain my Norton 4000 or my shapton 16000?
If it does, I guess I could use the rest on my Carborundums.

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I guess the real question would be "Is it safe for use on a Coticule" Bawhahahaha

Skip the dilute step, and everything should be just fine.

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I guess the real question would be "Is it safe for use on a Coticule" Bawhahahaha

yes, pour it on. At $23 a bottle, you can afford it.

The real question Glen is whether you have tried Absinthe on a coticule?