Search:

I really like my way so i have nothing to worry about ;-)

....and iam excited what Blake will find on his own routine or knowledge....

Guessing is what we at least do most of the time here Neal !! If we do not have a labelled Escher, a Cambrock Stone or probably a genuine Charnley Forest Hone....that would be the easiest ;-)

A...

No all about 2cm

I think youll be around between 10-12k the stones are quite fine...so let us know the results...

The feeling honing on the stones should be with quite a big feedback i described its a bit honing...

The definition hard/dense was meant in comparison to other slate type stones but youre right probably i should think about to do a better description in this thinking....

As you said in comparison...

Mhh some wrote there comparable to thuringian stones....i do not think so talking about smoothness...however these are finishing stones which can leave a very nice edge...they can be used with water...

Good you left some rest of the coarser area :-) just took the description from my site:

Very hard/dense schist which can be used either with water or with oil. Was also sold as

1) Cambrock...

I think its a Silkstone...

Hey you cant go writing and then not posting any pictures Blake [emoji12]

How should we all pass by the time till tomorrow ;-)

How old is she ?

Hehe Blake i had it on the wishlist but i skipped....if its a Silkstone youll be fine...