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I won't pretend to be an expert but that never stopped me from offering my opinion so ..... I think you could give it a try. The Ch12k is known to be a hard stone, probably harder than your coticule....

I think that is beautiful. :tu

I can't say precisely but I would think it wouldn't matter much. Of course one slurry stone might be better than another but being able to predict that in advance of using it would be something I...

That depends, if it is genuinely a true natural I would say there is no difference. If you have an eye loupe or a microscope take a look at the seam to confirm it one way or the other. While the...

If you only had to have one I bet most of the members here with more experience then I have would recommend a Norton 4/8 combo. If you wanted a Belgian Coticule then a natural with the blue being...

Tiger stripe is 6x2, kosher is 8x2 and the natural is 8x3...... inches not centimeters :)

Mine turns more yellow when wet. It is definitely a finisher. I've used the natural with a slurry and it is very efficient. I haven't played with the tiger stripe yet.

Here is my contribution to the brotherhood. On the left is a tiger stripe coticule, in the center a Kosher coticule direct from the Ardennes factory and last but not least a natural coticule that I...