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They are not Thuringians. They might be something that come from Germany or a country around there, but not Thuringians.

Are any of them as good or finer than the old yellow lake brand or the Salmen ones? (the classic purplish variety). From what I have heard, they are not, has anyone else made a comparison test?

The more you use a diamond plate, the finer its scratch pattern gets. a new 1200 grit plate cuts like a 400 grit stone. And I hate that, but they are the fastest.

There are few naturals between the 1k and 5k. and, all of them are slow. Your norton 1k will be much faster than them. BBW is similar in grit and speed to the Dragon's tongue. If you really need...

This thread tempts me, but, my collection with the last stones I ordered, one thuringian and one Charnley is complete. My HAD days are over!

This seller is selling his stones for years, it's the first time I'm aware of that he used the words Welsh and thuringian together. Most of his other stones are named welsh slate or something like...

Now now, if word gets out that this stone has anything to do with the silkstone, the price from 40GBP will go 100GBP and possibly higher. Even if it doesn't have anything to do with the silkstone.

You should also search the internet for images of whet and dry BS. So far I've found only pictures of fish and birds, a disappointment :p. Now, for the Welsh thuringian, could they just be the finer...