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Thank you --- I have a feeling that the Norton is a couple of steps in improvement over these waterstones ---but I think they're a pretty good buy. Congrats on your honing success as well.

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Yep Yep ---but I think razors leave less scars ;).


Justin

Thank you for the expert advise Ivo --- I was thinking about getting some Boron --now I know it's a good idea. ;)



Justin (still picture you in tweed and smoking a pipe )

Aloha Brendon --- just consider us brothers in spirit ----- brillo hair and all. ;)


Justin

Sorry to hear about this chopper ---is there any other way to get around it?

Justin

Hey Matt --- I've honed a fair number of knives using Arkansas oil stones --that's all I've used ---and they cut fairly slow ----so compared to that they seem to cut pretty quick. But I think others...

Here you go DKRUS :http://www.w-u.com/wucatresults.htm?snum=26375

Others on this forum have used them also.


Justin

Yeah --well I'm about as refreshing as you can get ;) ---I'm one tall glass of water --(or maybe sour milk) -- but thank you -- I also want to thank the SRP, my mother, Shopsmith, and most...

Well I've been using my razor for about three months and figured it needed a little honing. Couldn't justify spending $80 on a Norton so I picked up 2 waterstones (slip stones 4000 and 8000 grit)...