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  1. I am almost starting to doubt that. Sharpman

    I am almost starting to doubt that.

    Sharpman
  2. My original post: Responses I got:

    My original post:



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  3. Just to make sure I am not misunderstood. I am...

    Just to make sure I am not misunderstood. I am not saying sharpening
    razors requires a less flat honing surface. I am guessing that since the
    whole stone can be used whilst flattening razors, the...
  4. Another strange post. It seems like I would be...

    Another strange post. It seems like I would be telling people to
    stop using diamond plates to flatten and start using the three stones
    method instead. I'm tyring to compare the two methods and am...
  5. Did you read this, quoting myself: I have...

    Did you read this, quoting myself:



    I have used a diamond plate. Not DMT or Atoma.

    The tone of your post is strange.

    Sharpman
  6. Russ, very good point. That is why I said you...

    Russ, very good point.

    That is why I said you need at least 3 stones. Using two stones
    causes one being convex and one being concave. This way, they
    fit in each other.

    The only way 3 stones...
  7. That is interesting. I wonder could it be that...

    That is interesting. I wonder could it be that the diamond particles
    when they break of the plate, are so small that we do not really
    notice them embedding in our waterstones.

    Sharpman
  8. Well the thing is that the low grit stone does...

    Well the thing is that the low grit stone does not remain flat, as you
    know. So how do you keep it flat.

    Which brings up my question. Does using 3 stones of the same grit(to flatten each other)...
  9. [QUOTE=adrspach;752698] LOL:) No, I meant...

    LOL:)

    No, I meant only three 1000 grit stones. Use these to get
    all three flat.

    Once they are flat, you can use one of them to sharpen your razor on
    and you can use the other two to flatten...
  10. Gssixgun, I don't think it would matter at...

    Gssixgun,

    I don't think it would matter at all. Flattening is flattening. The only
    difference would be that for plane blades one(I think) would be
    flattening more often than one would need to...
  11. Yes, three stones of the same grit and type. You...

    Yes, three stones of the same grit and type. You can use these to
    precisely flatten each stone.

    Rub:
    1 A on B, A on C, B on C
    2 B on A, B on C, A on C
    3 C on B, C on A, A on B

    Every time...
  12. Hi Jim, I use sandpaper too, but I could see...

    Hi Jim,

    I use sandpaper too, but I could see the grit particles embed in my
    waterstones. Also I don't like using sandpaper. Too much of a mess
    /hassle.

    The shapton pros are the hardest...
  13. Flattening stone:3 1000 stones vs diamond plate

    With three stones one can make three(actually 6) really
    flat surfaces. So you could use three 1000 grit stones
    to flatten each other. Then one of these three stones
    can be used to sharpen and the...
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