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From the photos I have seen under a microscope for the escher stone specifically, the polishing it offers doesn't change weather it's used with or without slurry. From what I know, a stone without...

I used the C12k with a C12k slurry stone, with or without slurry it still gives a polished marvel like reflection. But it becomes even slower.

Do you use the stone without the 0.5μm diamond slurry? If yes, do you think it's finer than before? I usually lap my C12k with 600 grit diamond plate, and regardless how fine it gets after with...

I cleaned the stone, and lapped it with a 1k stone again, it was clean. And I used it with WD40. Yes, it's true that you can rub it with another stone, for finer hones, I use Chinese 12k pieces. It...

I have recently purchased one Llyn idwal, it was freshly lapped around 1k but when I used it, it scratched my blade. After that, I lapped the stone with 15k lapping film with 5k sandpaper between,...

Thanks for the quick answer. It also depends from what someone uses to produce slurry. A diamond plate is usually preferred for its speed, and don't allow a highly polished surface to be formed, but...

Well, I have noticed some hones like the charnley forest, LLyn Idwal and turkey oilstone have to be lapped to a very fine, glass like finish to offer their finest finish for a blade. Other hones,...