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Here ya go.
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/silly%20shit/brt_22-1.jpg

IT's yours!! Right click, save as etc etc.. Heck. I'll even resize it for ya if ya want. :)

Howard has a way with words and cuts right to the chase.
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/silly%20shit/brt_22.jpg

Right now it's an arm rest. I've got the pull out on my desk pulled out and it levels up things nicely when my hand is on my mouse.:rofl2:

Some more pics from as close as I can get my camera to focus.
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/STONE015.jpg

http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/STONE014.jpg
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From the gouges that were in the slate, it appeared that a square point razor had made a lot trips up and down it.

Tom's grandpa has been dead a long time. Tom's Dad is 93 but like I said earlier...

After attempting a shave with it, it needs a LOT more time on that stone I think.

Back to the drawing board. LOL

All I know about the stone is that it was my friend's grandfather's. His father is still alive at 92, but doesn't remember anything about it other than it was his dad's. I seriously doubt it has had...

Here ya go,
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/STONE012.jpg

http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu303/Wullie_01/STONE013.jpg

WHAT??

After I spent ALL that time and energy and sandy paper making it mostly flat?????

LOL

I can guarantee it's not an Arkansas.

The dark side is pretty soft and was scratched and gouged. It was also the side that had the deepest belly in it. Is the slate side the "finishing" side or...

A good friend gave me this. It was his grandfather's. It was pretty chewed up and dished out when I got it. I've gotten it back to pretty much flat with 400 silicon carbide (several sheets worth) and...