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If you think about all the different types of stone we have in this country, it is like thinking of life on other planets.... some of them HAVE TO be good hones, and some have to be good finishers. ...

I'm very interested in exploring this question. I need to get together with someone who has a rock saw to cut these slabs into useable hones. the hornstone and quartz will undoubtedly work as fine...

As a quick test, I marked the edge of a new knife with a sharpie and tried 3 different natural cherts. All 3 removed the ink very quickly. these stones feel just as fine as my chinese 12K and my...

I have some nice big slabs of Kentucky Hornstone and some smaller slabs of a quartz material (the name eludes me just now) that feel as if they would be high grit to my fingers. I might try them...

I'm a knapper too. fort Payne would undoubtedly be a goo hone.