Edge tests with mini coti pt1

[@lawrence1md]

The cut on that stone reminds me of the pink erasers in kindergarten hehehe

[@nonamebear1136]

I think it is were the original stone fractured then someone ground it down. But I hear ya, it does. Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care Mathew.

[@UnknownStone-b7w]

Interesting stone and great discussion!

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank you.

[@zionpsyfer]

Love the commentary, good info. I use Camellia oil on my arks after reaching for it once because honing oil wasn't at hand. Never tried it on a coti, interesting. Thanks for your videos.

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank you for watching and saying kind words of encouragement.

[@Eric_TheCajunBlade]

Nice session and talk, I have a place in my heart for small stones. As you know I travel for work and I have had a slew of small stones. They can sure be challenging and fun. They helped me develop my stroke. Those small coticules can pack a big punch. Nice work.

[@nonamebear1136]

Learning to get the most out of your stone and stroke is born out of necessity with small ones. This one defiantly holds it's own. Thanks again.

[@RobertsReviews1974]

Very nice and interesting hone Video, so now I go to the second part!

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank you kind sir. :)

[@RobertPascale]

Great honing video Robert! I totally agree with the way you test on the packing peanut!! You brought up some really good points. It’s hard to beat a good stone that works for you no matter what the size!

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank you kindly. I was surprised with it. I was looking at it being a slurry stone. But I wanted to test it and I was blown away at how it cut. Thanks again Rob.

[@RobertPascale]

@ Absolutely! I always love watching your videos Robert !!

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

[@kwasek1971]

It doesn't take a big stone to sharpen a razor. Good job, Friend.

[@nonamebear1136]

Thank for watching and commenting brother. I hope you have a good one.

[@Johnny-Five]

Is that one of those multi form Coti? I’ve been looking at a few of those and those rounded out ones that are different sizes. I’ve noticed a few of them look like really good Coti from the color and any other markers on them.

[@nonamebear1136]

I am not sure. I got it from ebay with no info on it. The stone looks pretty consistent. I even tried the other side and it hones the same. I am not sure if it came across on video, but it is skin tone, more than any of my other stones. My guess is that is was from a larger one that was glued to a bbw, and some one smoothed out the break. So I just got it with the intent of using it as a slurry stone. I am pretty stoked that it turned out to be a winner. Thanks again John. Take care buddy.