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Nahh ! I mean macro chipped :rofl2: Yes they certainly range in action.
Slower stones have their place, especially good in final polishing as you no doubt are experiencing :)

No real negatives if the right amount of strokes are used but if I understood your process it takes some time. You can remove a lot of metal. To give an example I used a fast Suita with normal...

Beat me to it Stefan :) It really depends on the prior state of the razor & the speed & density of the stone. But yes experimenting will teach you the nature or potential of your stone.

Hang on. Even man made Diamonds are made from carbon which is organic, therefore natural :)

Diamonds are natural :p

Yup agreed :) but I did say Nagura which is coarser than most finishers,not slurry stone of identical or finer grit. That would work equally well but not have the lapping advantage of using a...

Because nagura will most likely be scratchier & coarser than a slurry made from the polisher. If your aim is to cut that's fine but if you are just polishing the final edge the diamond plate gives a...

Yeah, 200 on some stones I've used would destroy the edge :)

I have a feeling you may be overhoning &/or using overly thick slurry. You don't say how fast your stones are but 200 passes seems an awful lot on razors that are "close." I don't know your stones...