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I think by the time "subsequent laps" comes around I'll have a D8C. I have not yet decided between the Norton set and the Henckels set, but I guess thats much of a muchness. The Thuringen I'm getting...

Sweet. If I can tolerate it, can I use the 120 for all the hones, or am I better off getting a finer grit sandblaster (ie the 120 will just eat valuable rock)?

Okay. So I will be getting some kind of DMT 320 grit/Coarse. However, since I will probably need something rougher for the Swaty, and I decided I want something a little finer to finish, I stopped by...

I heard DMTs are aggressive at first. Would it be feasible to just lap it on a brand new D8C? This will break in the D8C and calm it down, as well as lap the Swaty while the D8c is at its most...

Thanks for the encouragement. I just don't want to **** something I paid a lot for up.

I will either be getting the Nortons or a set of Henckels. And I read somewhere that the Norton lapping plate breaks down.

Hmmm. This is problematic... Do I invest $100 now, or use paper and wait... I'll probably buy it eventually, so if I buy it now, I'll have it this time around... But $100...

(for about the fourth time) I have a 3-line Swaty, and will be getting Nortons or the like. I will also be getting a German finisher (most likely Thuringen), but that will come lapped.
My question...