Honing Journal - One Stone Hone
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Razor: Union Razor
Stone: Coticule
Drink: Coffee
Like always my friends thanks for stopping by and taking the time to watch me hone and talk about straight razors and honing. Have a nice week my friends!
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Everyone is an expert just enjoy the journey make it your own you’ll figure stuff out cheers
Thank you Johny, so true, it’s always about the journey and not the destination. Cheers my friend!
Hi Sean. Hope you are doing well. The type of steel you hone seems to make a big difference with these coticules. I have had good results with Sheffield and your typical German steel. Soft steel and an acute bevel angle is ideal for me if I use these stones.
Thank you JPO! I do have some typical german razors around that I will play around with, thank you for that my friend!
I use a spray bottle to get slurry from bottom of lapping plate onto the stone. Don’t waste slurry left on plate.
That’s a good tip, I feel like I need a bigger spray bottle
Nice video Sean. I haven’t tried a “one stone hone” with my coti yet. Like you mentioned, I set the bevel with a synthetic then go to the coti. I am going to try the one stone method though. Thanks for the video.
Thank you my friend! I’m impressed, I followed the Cajun blades videos on how he does it and it worked pretty well. He then gave me some pointers and I ended up with a keener edge after revisiting the stone. Glad you enjoyed the video, when will we get your next upload? I’m addicted to watching shaving videos hehe
I'm sure you've seen this advice before sean , but dont use a diamond plate to level a coti , the garnets get squared and broken (so the theory goes ) use another coti to make your slurry. Nice job 👏 👍
You're 100% correct Martin! Eric corrected me afterwards haha and he also gave me some advice and the razor is way better now. Are you proud of me? I remember you were the first person to push me over the edge and get a coticule hehe
Patience and time on stone needed to get there on a Coticule.
That’s what I like about coticules… I’ll admit I might have rushed the process due to my inexperience but I’m hopeful and excited to further hone on these Belgian stones! How many miles today Leon?
@@seanstapelfeld 610 miles
@@seanstapelfeld 610 miles today.
Check out 3M Kapton tape rather than electrical tape. Jmo
I will look into it my friend! I know you don’t make honing videos but I really do appreciate when you give me advice like that because your razors are always keen!
Your milkshake brings all the boys to the yard
Damn right hehe
As Leon said, patience, the key to refinement is slow dilution process, an ass load of laps, especially on water. Well done. Next time, make your slurry with your second best Coti. That has never last me down.
@@BigEShaves I have that small coti I can use… I didn’t think about it but that is smart! I shaved with the three razors and the coti definitely shaved but it’s not the keenest coti, the coti edge you send me was keener
@@seanstapelfeld if it was keen but not keen enough. It’s not your slurry. It really looked like your bevel was set on point in the video. When it comes to the finish work on a Coti, the magic happens on water, after a methodical dilution. The issue 9 out of 10 times is usually not enough work on water. This is not a synthetic or a jnat. You have to put clean water laps in. It is very hard to read with a running water approach. Thats more of a synthetic honor mindset like Dr Matt.
Try just water on surface and rinse stone and blade every 10 strokes. Once you have great undercut with light pressure. Make 100 more passes, rinsing every 10. It sounds like a lot but it’s not, it will go fast and it will be worth it. When you master that, you will find out what most people been telling you about coticules is bullshit. There are way more good ones than bad ones. The problems is usually us, not the stone.
@@BigEShaves that actually sounds perfect, I’m not interested in cotis for them to be fast, I have synthetics for that. I’ll use a coti for the fun of honing and relaxation so what you just told me makes them even more exciting hehe
Shave video with this razor in the near future, make sure to be in the lookout for that one...
Looking forward to this. I love my 3 Coticule stones. They always give me such smooth shaves.