Ok, I am officially a convert. I got an edge back from Doc226 this week that blew my mind. I see the bank account declining after Christmas, and, I ain't saying the coticule is going on the market, but maybe the coticule is going on the market!
Yeah, another JNAT thread.
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It is always dangerous to try out a good Jnat edge!
If you are patient, are lucky and do some research it doesn't have to cost you an arm and your first born(although they are a bit more pricy).
If you are patient, are lucky and do some research it doesn't have to cost you an arm and your first born(although they are a bit more pricy).
That's Mojo baby.
You should try and max out the coti before moving forward. A real nice coticule edge can be just as nice imo.
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Literally. I had a spectacular though painless slice!
Oh yeah.
Moving the coti was just added for dramatic effect.
Moving the coti was just added for dramatic effect.
LOL, no reason you can't have both.
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I keep telling my wife that.
Just to clarify, I agree that Doc has talent with those rocks. Puts a real nice edge on a razor.
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I'm a fan, that's for sure.
the JNAT Jedi strikes again.
A good Jnat will always finish higher than a good coticule...
Oh snap..
Oh snap..
Ok, I am officially a convert. I got an edge back from Doc226 this week that blew my mind. I see the bank account declining after Christmas, and, I ain't saying the coticule is going on the market, but maybe the coticule is going on the market!
Depends on who's finishing with the Coti and who's finishing with the Jnat. 
It's not the arrow, it's the Indian.
Arrows count roo. Lol
and just about anything else too
Looks like if it's only micron size that counts then pastes/spays would beat them all.
Never said spray/pastes were needed but if all we look at is the particle size (grit) then a Jnat would fall short of pastes and or spays.
I don't use them after a coticule either.
I don't use them after a coticule either.
you do not know the grit size of a Jnat , the particles are not spherical, they are flat like flakes. Those slurry particles break down by splitting into thinner pieces and may be also by breaking into smaller pieces as well. In the end the size may be comparable or finer to the usual pastes used.
Yeah, Doc is skilled with the rocks for sure. Don't feel you have to drop a fortune to get a nice JNAT. I've been lucky enough to try several fantastic ones at very reasonable price points. Also, you can use it in progression after your coticule if you like. No need to sell it. I find myself using them both often.
