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For this tutorial, I will be lapping a Belgian yellow coticule. This is one of my main workhorse hones, and it has not been lapped in a while. I do not have a Norton 4K/8K combo hone, but the procedure is pretty similar with all hones. | For this tutorial, I will be lapping a Belgian yellow coticule. This is one of my main workhorse hones, and it has not been lapped in a while. I do not have a Norton 4K/8K combo hone, but the procedure is pretty similar with all hones. | ||
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== Getting started == | == Getting started == |