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Slurry stones

blade13

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Should slurry stones be from the same stone as the coticule?
ie if the slurry stone is much softer than the coticule itself wouldn't the slurry generated by the slurry stone be of lesser quality? If this is the case, wouldn't it be counter productive to just use a lower grade slurry stone on a top of the range coticule?
 
blade13 said:
Should slurry stones be from the same stone as the coticule?
ie if the slurry stone is much softer than the coticule itself wouldn't the slurry generated by the slurry stone be of lesser quality? If this is the case, wouldn't it be counter productive to just use a lower grade slurry stone on a top of the range coticule?

It makes little or no difference, and btw there are no low/high grades in Coticules, just different layers with slightly differing characteristics, and some have slight cosmetic features (standard) others do not (select)

Hope this helps

Ralfson (Dr)
 
Some people like their favorite slurry stone, others don't seem to think it matters much.
Like all the other stuff, it's preferences. :thumbup:
 
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