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08-17-2010, 08:26 PM
Thread: hazy vs shiny lapping
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I found this on Neil's site on a description of a...
I found this on Neil's site on a description of a Lyn Idwal hone:
Lyn Idwal Welsh Hone Stone / Oilstone
"In the literature available this stone is likened to a Charnley Forest hone, but harder.... -
08-17-2010, 08:15 PM
Thread: hazy vs shiny lapping
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I'll do that, sortof. I lapped it on the DMT...
I'll do that, sortof.
I lapped it on the DMT 8C / 325 plate and then for several minutes on some 600 grit paper. As I said above, the shave was great.
I plan on using the 1200 for the... -
08-17-2010, 07:04 PM
Thread: hazy vs shiny lapping
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Easy guys, I wasn't using a 1200 plate. I'm using...
Easy guys, I wasn't using a 1200 plate. I'm using 1200 paper!
Sham, I agree: using the hone will eventually flatten it perfectly. And yes, lapping it finer will waste precious stone. But I only... -
08-17-2010, 04:05 PM
Thread: hazy vs shiny lapping
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Yes, the Charnley arrived safely. The guy at the...
Yes, the Charnley arrived safely. The guy at the place with the things was right: this hone is enormous, and it's beautiful. I'll post some pictures a bit later.
But Stu and Jimmy, if you recall... -
08-17-2010, 02:13 PM
Thread: hazy vs shiny lapping
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hazy vs shiny lapping
As some of you may be aware, I'm starting to lap the hones I've picked up over the past month. They've mostly been done with a DMT D8C and then some 600 grit wet/dry. They're flat, and as far as I...
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