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Tony, if your going to start selling hones please be sure to let the buyer know that they need to round over (soften)the edges of the hone. This will reduce the possibility of nicks when using the X...

Now that I understand your question better I guess that I will have to say...ask me in another year. Maybe by then I will have another Norton that I can cut down to a smaller size. What I really...

My answer is the 3" Norton. But.. I beleive its all in what you get used to.
Each of the hones has its own "personality" and place in the honing hierarchy.

Just my two cents,