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I've been wanting to get one of those, or the one made by Norton for my synthetics.

I think the title "somebody with more free time than common sense" is perhaps more applicable at times.

It is. And that's why I mentioned using it with slurry. Using a DMT to get some bits of that SiC loose made it faster than it already was. But whatever they use as a binder seems like it isn't as...

It's size is the operative issue in that endeavoer. It's too long for the pan I used to use with my sand paper flattening endeavors. Loose grit SIC powder sounds promising if I can find a large...

It actually wasn't old and dished, that's what gets me! The thing looked unused, but the surface was raised along the center all the way down the hone on both sides. I'm not sure if the original...

I'm sure that's what they're designed and intended for. But like everything else, theoretical intended use and actual application may or may not coincide. Basically when working on my 12"x3" Arkansas...

I've had 2 Nortons so far.

The first one I completely wrecked trying to flatten some old Arkies. Basically turned it into a bowl in spite of my best effort to use the entire surface. This was...