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You could probably still use the holey side for coarse work. But you have enough stones that you don't have to do that.

I posted somewhere else about a method to use the washita to finish (i may have had two barber shop hones, but they were gotten to that point over years, and your first use of one will probably make...

They differ from stone to stone, but I'd say that you could put a wider range on that. The stone that I use to set bevels is faster than a 1k synthetic stone, but it leaves a better groove geometry...

Oh boy...

(I still can't always tell what's a washita and what's not, but have decided that in the end, the practical test is best. Soft ark stones never achieve the same edge smoothness for a...