Honing with a smaller coti is ok with me

[blademen]

Just recently got this smaller Coti (La Grise), it measures 150mm x 40mm and I am love with this little devil. I was having second thoughts about getting a smaller coti ,but it was easy to hold in my hands and easy to use.

Now I know, and will being looking for some more the same size

[Obiwan]

Nice stone, I enjoy smaller sized coticules too. I have a 110x30 the I love.

[Drybonz]

it was easy to hold in my hands and easy to use.

That is what we like to hear! :)

[blademen]

That is what we like to hear! :)

Jay,
Thanks again for this wonderful rock

[Drybonz]

Jay,
Thanks again for this wonderful rock

No problem... enjoy! It's a cool little stone I just wasn't ever getting it in the rotation. Builds slurry super fast.

[hig789]

I have a 50x150 La Grise and I have found that this is the perfect size for me.

[Wid]

I've been using a 150x40 for some time now. It's perfect for holding in your hand for honing.

[Legion]

I like the bigger stones for using on the bench, setting the bevel and stuff, and 50x150 is my favourite to hand hold in the finishing stages.

[Earcutter]

Nice thing about the smaller size (for me) is that it forces me to work slower and more deliberately.

Best thing about a smaller stone is, it will get it done and not break the bank lol!!

[Brownbear]

+1. Smaller is better.