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01-19-2014, 01:37 AM
Thread: King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
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I have no idea about the new arkies. Mine is...
I have no idea about the new arkies.
Mine is a Trans black vintage. It came from my great grandad, and probably predated him. It's a pretty ugly looking block but it does work.
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01-18-2014, 10:10 PM
Thread: King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
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The steel breaks the grit rather than loosening...
The steel breaks the grit rather than loosening it. The stone is that hard that the grit doesn't come loose, hence no slurry. When you break it your actually smashing the grit into smaller flatter...
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01-18-2014, 08:01 PM
Thread: King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
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The arkie is pretty strange TBF. It has a...
The arkie is pretty strange TBF.
It has a course grit and the stone doesn't work by using the grit at all. You lap it flat, then go nuts with some steel over the surface. The grit kind of breaks... -
01-18-2014, 06:07 PM
Thread: King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
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I've actually been going from the King to the...
I've actually been going from the King to the trans arkie, I'm not planning on removing it from the rotation. I do however want to reduce the time I need to spend on that stone. Straight from the 6K...
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01-18-2014, 09:02 AM
Thread: King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
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King 6K, 10K or 12K next.
Hey.
I've got 3 dtm's, the king icebear 1K/6K combi, and a trans arkie.
I'm thinking about adding a synthetic finishing stone to the line up. I've read that the king 6K is near to the Norton 8K...
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