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    Personally I like the hard stones for finishing....

    Personally I like the hard stones for finishing.
    A soft coticule (sample size of 5 coticules) releases garnets easily, so there is always fresh abrasive. Which is good for removing metal, but not...
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    forgot to add: I never commented on ardennes...

    forgot to add: I never commented on ardennes coticules (other than that ther eis no grading system currently), and I think it is a great idea to label coticules according to the layer in which they...
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    I don't remember if the man was named robert, or...

    I don't remember if the man was named robert, or if robert was his partner.
    But the man I talked to was convinced that DOVO razors come shaveready from the factory, that hairlines don't matter in...
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    My first coticule is basically useles as a...

    My first coticule is basically useles as a finisher, but I now use it for sharpening my kitchen knives and potato peelers. For that purpose it is ideal and it puts a wicked edge on them.
    I've always...
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    True. The coticule is the most versatile of all....

    True. The coticule is the most versatile of all.
    Used with a thick muddy slurry, it eats away metal at a serious rate. I once took out major nicks and de-warped an edge with a coticule. In only 14...
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    The most likely difference between new and...

    The most likely difference between new and vintage could be that the quarry owners could be more picky about what they sold. These days there are a lot less mines, with a lot less produce so perhaps...
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    Can't comment on the thuringian, but I know that...

    Can't comment on the thuringian, but I know that the additional fee for a kosher hone is for how it looks.
    Kosher coticules ar euniform of color, and as close to white as possible if I recall...
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