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Neil Miller wrote in another thread (Douglas Oilstone) that Tam's are often square in section, or as I interpreted it squarish rectangles!

This stone is more like the latter - all the Arkansas...

Hahahahaha, Shooter, I hadn't seen your reply to this thread until I had already written the exact same thing on yours!

This is a slow hone, but not as slow as a Charnley. I have also used slower Tams and coticules.

Been experimenting with it some more. It improves a Nani 8k edge by a fair bit, but an Escher will...

Aren't Charnley Forests also in the same family as Transcluscent Arks, being comprised of novaculite? I have a pure green Chanrnley that it looks very similar to, and apart from those swirls is...

Fellow rockhounds and honers and honists alike, I have a new mystery hone. It was pitch black and covered with years of grime when I got it, and for all I knew it could have been anything. After...