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Not in production so look on ebay. But don't pay out the nose for it – it's a cool stone but it doesn't do anything you couldn't do just as well with a coticule or escher-type stone.

Hey Simon! While you're here tell us about that wee discovery, ay?

I've made a wee discovery of my own, which is that the charcoal gray "Water of Ayr" stone is a superb finisher as long as you've...

It's a medium-grit (4-5K) natural Scottish hone, faster (in my humble opinion) than the Tam and the Belgian blue. This makes it a superb stone for removing scratches left from bevel creation, but...