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  • 09/06/2015 at 8:29 am #28783
    Josh
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    I just came across this. This exact thing happened to my 5000 and 2000 Chosera stones within the first six months of buying them. I bought them back in 2012 I think. I’d given up on them, thinking it was a design flaw. I’ve considered ordering new ones from time to time, but have always been nervous it’d happen again, and they are very expensive.

    So, has this issue been fixed? Is Tom still active here?

    Sorry I am just now responding to this!! I don’t blame you for being nervous… that’s a lot of money down the drain if it goes bad. But Tom or whoever you purchased them from should be able to take care of you, I would send some pics in an email to the appropriate person. I did get mine replaced as it seems to be an issue w/ the glue/adhesion or something.

    09/06/2015 at 2:33 pm #28787
    Mark76
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    I am sorry as well to respond so late. I must have missed this topic. Tom has not been very active here for some time, but here is his company website: https://www.jendeindustries.com/

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

    09/08/2015 at 11:46 pm #28799
    John Derry
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    Man, just looked at my stones, the 100/200 and 800/1000 are not flat at all.
    My 1/.5 leather strops are nearly round.

    09/09/2015 at 12:37 am #28801
    Austin Nelson
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    Man, just looked at my stones, the 100/200 and 800/1000 are not flat at all.
    My 1/.5 leather strops are nearly round.

    Just curious as to how long you’ve had the stones and the leather strops?

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    09/09/2015 at 3:05 am #28806
    John Derry
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    I have used the strops once.
    The stones maybe 15 sharpenings.

    I got the PP1 in April and the strops in July.

    09/09/2015 at 4:19 am #28807
    Austin Nelson
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    I have used the strops once.
    The stones maybe 15 sharpenings.

    I got the PP1 in April and the strops in July.

    Gotcha… Just curious to see if your case was a use thing or not. But according to many others above it wasn’t for them either. Kind of a batch thing possibly… I’ve got to look at my own now as I am curious!

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    09/09/2015 at 4:22 am #28808
    John Derry
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    My 400/600 are very very slightly off, but the others look wavy.

    09/09/2015 at 5:13 am #28809
    Josh
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    Maybe Clay can confirm, but I heard from a reputable source that the bend/warping of the diamond stone plates does not actually effect the edge enough to matter. I have not verified myself totally yet, but I have used mine a bit w/ out issue that I can tell so far.

    09/09/2015 at 6:06 am #28811
    wickededge
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    I have used the strops once.
    The stones maybe 15 sharpenings.

    I got the PP1 in April and the strops in July.

    Can you post pictures?

    -Clay

    09/09/2015 at 6:28 am #28813
    John Derry
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    Pictures of stones

    09/09/2015 at 4:52 pm #28817
    Alan
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    I don’t know if this helps or not, but I have a couple pair of stones that have never been used, 50/80 diamond, and 1200/1600 ceramic. When I hold them together, up to the light, I can see a little slice of light shining through the middle. Yet, when I hold a straight edge to each of the sides, they appear very flat, and no light shines through. So, perhaps when they are held together, there is some anomaly? I don’t know… Just something I noticed.

    Alan

    09/09/2015 at 9:44 pm #28819
    wickededge
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    Pictures of stones

    The stones all look to be within reason but I’m not sure about the strops. Can you show some different views of them?

    -Clay

    09/09/2015 at 10:17 pm #28820
    John Derry
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    Okay, I sent the same pictures to Kyle, he is replacing the strops and said the stones should not effect sharpening negatively at this point.

    04/14/2016 at 8:08 am #33406
    Mjcollier
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    Is this a dead issue?

    04/14/2016 at 9:14 am #33413
    M1rrorEdge
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    Great service!  I still want to know what is causing this…  The stones, even though thoroughly used don’t look that worn down to me.  I agree with the “Splash and Go” principle it seems to work well and is a lot cleaner wastes a less water.  I use a spray bottle to clean some of the metal off the stones from time to time during sharpening.  I can see atmospheric changes between winter and summer as being the cause depending on where you live.  In fact, most rocks in the “wild” and in this case “synthetic rocks” are formed when water is wedged in the cracks of rocks.  Normally, it is freezing that causes them to fracture like that.  The synthetic stones are simulations of the real thing.  I wonder if this is a similar response to changes in temperature and humidity,  drying and cooling.

    Eddie Kinlen
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