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20th June 2005, 09:58 AM #1Senior Member
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Water stones
Hi guys just wondering where people are buying their waters stones from. I broke my polishing stone over the weekend and now looking to get a new one asap. The one i broke was a King 6000.
Sinjin
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20th June 2005, 11:09 AM #3Senior Member
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Thanks i'll give them a call.
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20th June 2005, 03:46 PM #4Intermediate Member
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Don't listen to them Sinjin, Carbatec Melbourne is history but Carbatec Brisbane will give you 10% off and free postage seeing you're from Victoria. www.carbatec.com.au and look at the offer fro Vic customers on the home page.
Mike
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Thks Pel i ordered an 8000# off the Brisbane office today.
Sinjin
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20th June 2005, 10:18 PM #6
Has anyone tried the lobster brand stones that Terry Gordon is selling via his website?
Cheers.................Sean, scary sharpener but always lookin' & sussin'
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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21st June 2005, 01:20 AM #7
Never tried the Lobster stones, but seen a few of them here and there.
Don't know if they are any good or not either, but I am pretty sure they aren't the same price here as they are at Mr. Gordon's site.
You want me to buy one and play with it? I'm on a bit of a stone kick right now having lashed out $5 on a #320 today...
Well, seeing as I had a $5 voucher at the store, the thing cost me nothing.
Problem is it's a Suehiro stone, which is either bottom of the list or close to it. It works.
Actually, I have a question. I think I have a couple of natural stones. One is dark, dull grey, and works ok. The other is a little darker with white flecks through it. The darker one is rock hard, and threatens to polish tool steel, but never quite gets there. Thing doesn't get much of a slurry up either, and, well, it just doesn't seem to do anything useful.
Bin it and get a 5 digit shapton or stick with it and see what happens?
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22nd June 2005, 06:31 PM #8
Thanks Schtoo, yeah, mate at those prices, if a lobster is anything near as cheap go your hardest!
Would a nagura stone make a slurry on your darker stone?
Cheers..........Sean, stoned outa me mind
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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