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Always look to the classics for a sensible answer. Shekspeare knew a thing or two, even back then...


"Proedge or no proedge? There is no question"


The tool stays cooler with ceramic over a/oxide or zirconium. 120grit is good enough to do most subtle re-shaping and 60grit is only needed of you're going to do major reshaping too a big scraper or turn a standard gouge into a fingernail profile for instance.


Speak to Ed Oliver. I don't think I'm speaking out of turn when if I say he'll be happy to guide you in terms of requirements and price matching.


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