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just from pics of his previous stones (what you call the 'hex weave'), i surmise he FDM prints his 'stones'. he likely bought small-scale filament extruder equipment. probably just dumps diamond dust into the melter along with the plastic pellets.

that new texture looks just like a rough print plate texture, i.e. you're looking at the bottom layer. scroll down to where they have a video clip of a blue cube.



sounds like obfuscation-speak for PLA, lel
I've owned both the hexagonal pattern and the new solid pattern stuff, and the new stuff isn't printed like the older stuff was. You can sometimes find some "transition" stones that he made where he experimented with making a solid surface by printing an extremely dense hexagon pattern that was mostly solid, but now they're more like an extruded sheet.
 
I've owned both the hexagonal pattern and the new solid pattern stuff, and the new stuff isn't printed like the older stuff was. You can sometimes find some "transition" stones that he made where he experimented with making a solid surface by printing an extremely dense hexagon pattern that was mostly solid, but now they're more like an extruded sheet.

you sure it's not just a printed rectangular prism with 100% infill? that texture on the stone surface very suspiciously looks just like that of a typical 'rough texture' build plate as i mentioned.

maybe the 'transition' ones you've seen were him approaching 100% infill but not quite there yet.

but i'd understand if he wanted to get away from FDM because it's a comparatively slow process, and he must go through tons of extruder nozzles. talk about an abrasive filament.......
 
you sure it's not just a printed rectangular prism with 100% infill? that texture on the stone surface very suspiciously looks just like that of a typical 'rough texture' build plate as i mentioned.

maybe the 'transition' ones you've seen were him approaching 100% infill but not quite there yet.

but i'd understand if he wanted to get away from FDM because it's a comparatively slow process, and he must go through tons of extruder nozzles. talk about an abrasive filament.......
It doesn't have any of the layers indicative of FDM printing like the transition stones do. I also talked to Hap Stanley at Blade Show and he said he hated printing because it was loud and error-prone, but wouldn't say what the new production process is.

Either way, while I do agree the surface texture looks like the bottom of a print, it's not printed. Perhaps it's pressed into sheets.
 
Hey

I recieved 2 nanohone stones today

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The 200 grit (70u) ceramic, which feels really good, fast, not scratching too deeply and i overall really like it


And the nanohone 100 grit resin diamond

I just don't get this stone. Tried on 1095, soft stainless, 14c28n and white1, i found it VERY slow, both for thinning (way slower than the 200 grit ceramic) and for edges (slower than chosera 400 and raising almost no burr)
I just don't get it
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Hey

I recieved 2 nanohone stones today

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The 200 grit (70u) ceramic, which feels really good, fast, not scratching too deeply and i overall really like it


And the nanohone 100 grit resin diamond

I just don't get this stone. Tried on 1095, soft stainless, 14c28n and white1, i found it VERY slow, both for thinning (way slower than the 200 grit ceramic) and for edges (slower than chosera 400 and raising almost no burr)
I just don't get it
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Have you tried resurfacing it?
 
And the nanohone 100 grit resin diamond

I just don't get this stone. Tried on 1095, soft stainless, 14c28n and white1, i found it VERY slow, both for thinning (way slower than the 200 grit ceramic) and for edges (slower than chosera 400 and raising almost no burr)
I just don't get it
I have found it useful at the point where you've thinned to more than 70% of your goal, and feeling what's going on everywhere is more important than the speed. Also for me the speed has been pretty good, with pressure. I've not tried any stainless though.
 
I didn't try resurfacing it for now, will do soon but i cannot imagine it will radically change the speed of the stone...

I used it to ease on debado md20 marks, it went quite well for this before going on gs500
 
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