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    Yep and you might want to lap that too . I did mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewlindsay View Post
    Thanks for the quick replies already. So next question, about lapping. I bought a Norton Flattening Stone with the 4/8, I'm not sure if Lapping and Flattening are one and the same? Can I just use the flattening stone to lap?
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    Yep and you might want to lap that too . I did mine.
    10 pups is giving good advice as usual. You may get lucky and the norton flattening stone may not need it, but I'd check it with a straight edge if you have one. Lay the straight edge up on it and look at it with a light behind it. I believe the norton lapping stone is a 120 grit so if you find it too needs to be flattened/lapped you'll be well served to get some sandpaper that is coarser. Maybe 80 grit or so.
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    Will do, many thanks Jimmy

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