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At a boy, Jimmy. Keep our hope alive my friend!;):D

Alex, don't give up the dream!:tu

Chris L

The Shapton ceramic stones are mounted to the glass substrate because the ceramic is less than 1cm in thickness. Even so, I don't think I'll wear out even my 1K in my lifetime.

Chris L

I say buy one of those 1K Besters and rip it in half, Alex. You had a good idea going there. I like how narrow hones whip problem blades into submission.

Chris L

I have never been able to master the illusive rolling hone stroke and would really need to witness this first hand. I have had better results with narrow hones hitting the entire length of the...

:hmmm: We may have an inexpensive narrow bevel setting stone possibility brewing here, guys. Thanks for the info, Cass.


Chris L

I'm so close to pulling the trigger on trying some of these lower grit inexpensive Japanese Natural stones. There's a 1000 grit about halfway down for about $33 that could be ripped in half. CLICK...

I have tried something similar in the past in an attempt to force some razors so warped they may as well have been pigtails into submission (Ok, only a slight exaggeration). I used PSA honing film...

Maybe cutting with a laser? Can you score tempered glass and snap it?

It would be nice to have narrow shapton ceramic stones. It's a bummer that I feel I can't use them for screwed up blades...