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I'm not aware of that study/review. There are two by Russel Baldridge ... one on the Muller Thuringan here and another on a vintage Thuringan here . After reading Russel's review I took my Mulller...

That is my philosophy too as long as business is good. When it isn't I have to back off but I agree with you Rich. If you got it, spend it. :)

After Bart came up with the bevel setting by using a heavy slurry on a coticule I started trying to duplicate that on an Escher. My fastest cutter is a light green with the Escher end label. I point...

Well remember one thing, man made Nortons, Shaptons and Naniwas ..... God made Eschers and coticules. :rock:

I've got more than one in every color and I like them all. Some are better than others ..... or are they ? It is so hard to quantify..... for me anyway. Y/G and Light Green may be faster but the dark...

WORD . :rock:

Check out the question at the bottom of the page. That was mine. Than go to the fifth photo down and you'll see a better representation of the color of the stone IMO. The other photos are distorted...