Hand Tools Archive 2007
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Re: A couple more variables...Response To:
Re: A couple more variables... () paul womack
>It's analagous to files and rasps. The handcut, stitched versions from Auriou leave a smoother surface than the machine made, regular ones from other vendors.
This would only be true if the abrasive particles in the man-made stones were in some kind of regular tessalation, which I don't think is the case.
BugBear
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