Horius
New Member
Hello everyone,
My name is Danny and I am new to the fabulous world of coticules . I have been using the forums to find some general information regarding honing, touch ups, etc. Some time ago I decided to purchase some coti's and play around with them for a while. I do have some experience with naniwas but I was really surprised about the results from these natural stones. I would like to thank Bart for his nice videos regarding the Unicot method :thumbup: , haven't tried the Dilucot method but I get some stunning results already .These rocks truly give me some satisfaction knowing they are natures products and not man made synthetic hones.
I was wondering if someone could help me with the identification of these stones. I think they are "La Dressante au Bleu's", and they all have BWW backings. I want to mention that the left one (top one one the side view) has blue lines running along the the sides, and more prevalent on the other side and top. The smaller stone seems to be the fastest but the middle and left one give nice smooth but sharp edges.
If anyone could help me out thanks a lot :thumbup:
My name is Danny and I am new to the fabulous world of coticules . I have been using the forums to find some general information regarding honing, touch ups, etc. Some time ago I decided to purchase some coti's and play around with them for a while. I do have some experience with naniwas but I was really surprised about the results from these natural stones. I would like to thank Bart for his nice videos regarding the Unicot method :thumbup: , haven't tried the Dilucot method but I get some stunning results already .These rocks truly give me some satisfaction knowing they are natures products and not man made synthetic hones.
I was wondering if someone could help me with the identification of these stones. I think they are "La Dressante au Bleu's", and they all have BWW backings. I want to mention that the left one (top one one the side view) has blue lines running along the the sides, and more prevalent on the other side and top. The smaller stone seems to be the fastest but the middle and left one give nice smooth but sharp edges.
If anyone could help me out thanks a lot :thumbup: