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That's a good price for that grit range.

I wonder if you could get diamond powders in large enough volumes to make hones. That'd be a neat product.

That is really cool!

What I meant earlier is that most pottery clays are abrasive in and of themselves, probably in the range of 40 to 400 grit, which is NOT acceptable for even restoration bevel setting.

Then what IS the right kind of clay, because I know how general pottery clay fires up and it's way too hard and abrasive itself to work for a hone.