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Some guys like to use up to 2000 grit wet/dry but for my own coticule I flatten with a 1200 Atoma then make a couple rub stone slurries and rinse them away. I try to avoid lapping unless the stone is...

Looks good, nice looking coti! I think you might be surprised by the shave, the harder stones generally give better edges, but you need to be sure the top of the stone is well smoothed after...

I would lay a straight edge across the stone and get an idea about the curvature that way. You might find that if you remove a half inch from either end you won't have to lap off anywhere near as...

A hacksaw will do the job! I've cut countless stones with a hacksaw in the past.

Oh it would be a shame to send all that coti down the drain. I would either use it as is with a dedicated razor or cut the extreme ends off and use them as rub stones. After the high spots at the...