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Much like the finishing JNats themselves, I think it really depends on the individual piece. I have used Koma that are very soft and seem a slight bit coarser and Koma that are very hard, which seem...

On harder stones personally I like to slightly radius the Tomo. This makes slurry generation easier and faster and lessens the likelihood of scratches. I use a very gentle radius, maybe 1mm from high...

I too find that edges are slightly more comfortable - at least with with quite hard stones - on my face with Tomo rather than diamond plate slurry. Another drawback with Tomo slurry is that cutting...