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It seems that their really is more than one way to skin a cat, lol. I wonder if balsa wood with diamond spray will work? next thing to do on the list, tomorrow.

So heres some new feedback on this method. Using the CH12K was interesting, using a slurry that thing cuts faster than mentioned before, in fact I think it was just as fast as a coticule with water...

Well, after trying this for a couple of times I can honestly say everyone should give the slurry method a shot, not finish on slurry but use your finisher as a final multi step stone. I am on my way...

I have never actually tried it with razors buy on my Jknives I have done some ridiculously large increments in grit and I get the same results not using Jnats but naniwas and other hones. So I think...

I really haven't timed myself doing this but my guess is the process goes really fast, most time I have spent is probably 10 min. The idea though is to make sure that the DMT C leaves an edge that...

Well silly as it may sound, the non dilutting method provides an edge that basically erases any hairs you might think you have. Heres what I did:

DMT C used it with ten strokes checked edge then...

So I will try using the non diluting slurry method tomorrow to finish of my ERN C&Sword razor and will report results immediately. I think the results will be very satisfactory.

So just make some slurry and then keep honing until it is all gone? could you please expand on this a bit? how do you usually do it? I am betting this is gonna be good, just two hones a bevel setter...

Well, I just did the same progression again on a puma and jeez did that thing get sharp and not only did it get sharp but also I spent the least time ever from butterknife to sharp, I agree with...

So anyway, I was messing around with a DMT C today and decided that going through all the stones was a PITA so I did this out of pure laziness. I got it passing the HHT with the DMT C and stropping....