Hey all!
It's been quite a while since I've used this forum, but I seek advice again. I was lapping my Shapton Glass edge pro stones, and I dropped my 500 grit. One side of the stone broke off. Would I be able to glue the stone back to itself, and if so, what glue could be used?
Thanks!
Broken Stone
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Radar53
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Re: Broken Stone
Hi There MM. Any chance you can upload photo(s) please - a picture tells a thousand words!!
Cheers Grant
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salemj
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Re: Broken Stone
Short answer is that I've read about people doing this in other treads, but to get the best advice, you need to do what Grant says and upload some good pictures so that people have a very clear sense of how to suggest repair in detail for the type of break.
~J
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Comments: I'm short, a home cook, prefer lighter, thinner blades, and have tried dozens of brands over the years.
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Re: Broken Stone
If it’s just a third of the stone or less I would suggest just adjusting your strokes and use it as is.
