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I have used them to do the bulk of the work on their respective hones. The globular one is bound to an incredibly hard, slow coticule that is just nicer off water for the final refinement. The other...

The only bit of weirdness is this keenness limit idea with cotis. Maybe they are factoring in the slurry dulling effect that seems more prominent with some veins, idk... I have a few cotis that are...

BBW is kind of like playing with random slates in an attempt to get a finishing stone. You look at them and they seem like they will be really good for the intended purpose, but then testing usually...

I tend to slurry a softer coti slurry stone on mine if I am using the material. Just in an attempt to get some pull out of the gates. Obviously, the true nature of the stone will eventually come...

221548Found a pic of the rock I was talking about. This is the best bit of bbw I have.

This is my next best bit, and weirdly, if you were just to judge it in person going by appearances, it...

As far as cotis go, new or old doesn't really have any quality impact, new can actually be better in the sense that you can specify what you are looking for vs taking a punt on something costly...

I'm talking about if you want good bbw, not a coti in general...

Buying vintage glued combos is the way to go. Even if the coti is bottomed out, you have a good shot at the backing being salm.

Yet he felt the need to paint every inch of a bbw with crox in his YouTube video of bbw honing to throw the edge over the top.. If those were their findings, so be it, but it is incongruous with...

Bbw is all over the place. Some can be good, others almost useless. Salm is a different animal altogether. Bbw hit rate seems higher on glued vintage combos than natural combos in general. I have a...