Hey Bart, I think I have hit mostly everything in the site that is of importance, however, there is one thing that I really wish was well documented - The various coticule layers! Don't get me wrong, if I wanted info on a layer I could dig up a post easily, but it is hard for a coticule noob to do that and compare/contrast the various aspects of different layers.
If you wanted to make a special page for the different layers that would be a great idea. Here are some ideas I have about how it might read.
I would make a table or a chart with each type of layer. I would then make rows or columns that say things like color, usual thickness, slurry color, speed on water, speed on slurry, dulling effect of slurry, etc...
I assume there is a wide variance of performance with some layers. If that is the case, I would just make a chart that has the visual aspects such as the oxidation on some, green color on la vertes, veinette's veins, les latnueses weird patterns/hybrid side etc....
I think this is a good idea ( although I'll probably be proven wrong
: ). It would help me learn a lot and also beginners who know little about layers and think "a coticule is a coticule".
Tell me what youu think,
mrmaroon
If you wanted to make a special page for the different layers that would be a great idea. Here are some ideas I have about how it might read.
I would make a table or a chart with each type of layer. I would then make rows or columns that say things like color, usual thickness, slurry color, speed on water, speed on slurry, dulling effect of slurry, etc...
I assume there is a wide variance of performance with some layers. If that is the case, I would just make a chart that has the visual aspects such as the oxidation on some, green color on la vertes, veinette's veins, les latnueses weird patterns/hybrid side etc....
I think this is a good idea ( although I'll probably be proven wrong
: ). It would help me learn a lot and also beginners who know little about layers and think "a coticule is a coticule".Tell me what youu think,
mrmaroon
