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08-06-2010, 11:20 PM
Thread: Newbie question on hone use
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I would never try it myself, and if there were a...
I would never try it myself, and if there were a high chance of it cracking or it being quite delicate and likely to fragment; I would not do it. I have never cut a coticule, but if it could be done...
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08-06-2010, 11:12 PM
Thread: Newbie question on hone use
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Firstly, a four inch hone is far wider than any...
Firstly, a four inch hone is far wider than any razors edge, they aren't often much greater than 3 inches. He could cut it in two, sell one and still have a better hone than before!
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08-06-2010, 10:18 PM
Thread: Newbie question on hone use
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I think you're a little confused - the homogenous...
I think you're a little confused - the homogenous hones are in no way better or worse functionally. It depends on the garnet content in the hone and the composition of fossilised binding particles. ...
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08-05-2010, 11:26 PM
Thread: Newbie question on hone use
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I own a DMT 325 as a lapping plate, to lap all my...
I own a DMT 325 as a lapping plate, to lap all my hones with. It also is highly effective to sharpen, before honing, but only really with a nicked edge. An 800 King is my main artificial bevel...
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08-05-2010, 10:38 PM
Thread: Newbie question on hone use
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Lovely looking stone you've purchased. IMHO the...
Lovely looking stone you've purchased. IMHO the imperfections are highly desirable, and to me, far more desirable aesthetically than a consistently coloured one (ceteris paribus in terms of garnet...
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