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   Jimurock | Dec 06, 2009 11:57pm | #1

   I got mine from Tools for Working Wood: http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com/Merchant/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=toolshop&Product_Code=NO-CHRISPYE.XX&Category_Code=THO

   Jim

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   Jimma | Dec 07, 2009 01:14am | #2

   Thank you! I didn't realize they were so pricey. I have their catalog and didn't think to look there for the stones, but I don't need whole sets, just a couple of the slips.

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   Jimurock | Dec 07, 2009 02:40am | #3

   I have the Sculpture sharpening stones "set", which is only 2 stones, a coarse and an ultra fine, but I find that's plenty for maintaining the inside curves, and you can use the flat sides for outside curves as well.  It doesn't cover v-tools, for which I use a leather hone.  I don't recall what I paid, but I don't believe it was as much as $73.  I thought the British pound was in the toilet, but apparently the Dollar's doing even worse.

   Jim

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   Jimma | Dec 08, 2009 03:23am | #4

   I just ordered a set of the same stones you have after discovering that Rockler has a current "Internet Special" promotion going on. The same promotion also applies to the V-groove set. You save about $20, but they charge shipping on top of that. Many thanks for putting me on to the Chris Pye stones. Jim