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Well LI's are harder stones than frankonians and have been used as oilstones in the past. Frankonians are soft and typical waterhones that slurry very easy and take a lot of material with heavy...

Well I am of totally different opinion here. Everything I see on the pictures is absolutely typical for frankonian hones. The flakes, the blue dots, the very small black dots, the redish-brown...

These extensive flakes are very typical for frankonian hones too, also the spots and inclusions. Here are some examples for comparison.
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