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Legion74 replied to the thread Norton India.. what am I doing?.They are most likely the biggest selling man made stone in history, and for good reason. With mine, when I've finished honing I wipe... -
Legion74 replied to the thread Looking for a portable stone for field/pocket knives.I'm a natural stone guy, so I keep a smallish vintage Washita in my camping stuff. But it's big enough to use with sheath knives as well.
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Legion74 replied to the thread Norton India.. what am I doing?.Eventually, but it takes a lot. I have ~100yo Pike India stones that are still flat enough to be fine for knives. If I ever manage to...
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Legion74 replied to the thread Norton India.. what am I doing?.That's an oil stone and a very hard one. You put oil on it and away you go. You dont add water, and it will not really slurry.
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Silly racing axe guys. Everyone knows that only natural stones have magic powers.
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Legion74 replied to the thread What stone is this?.https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-barber-super-punjab-razor-1859837400
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Legion74 replied to the thread What stone is this?.Punjab, or Super Punjab stones were a brand of barber hone. It is one of those "magic" razor hones that the racing axe guys will pay a...
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Legion74 replied to the thread Where do you buy SiC powder? (EU).Not in EU but I get mine from China via AliExpress.
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Legion74 replied to the thread The Greatest Sharpening Stone in the World.You need to put in the long pause, "The greatest sharpening stone.... In the world", and read it like Jeremy Clarkson.
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Legion74 replied to the thread Flattening/Dressing/Chamfering Belgians and Slates.Coticules and BBW are not so hard, and unless they are really out of flat you will just be able to do it all with an atoma 400 under...
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Legion74 replied to the thread Stupid Sunday night thought experiment time.Probably not touching. Coming from a razor background I probably don't have the muscle memory to do knives blindfolded, but I am used to...
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Legion74 replied to the thread Stone Findings.Recently I've been experimenting with slates that I literally picked out of tailings from old gold mines. One in particular did have...
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Legion74 replied to the thread Translucent Arkansas Stone....I've got several Trans, and way more Washita's. Washita are a more useful knife stone, IMO. Trans are great if you reed a super refined...
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