You are at home on a Friday night making a dimensional dummy to see if the size or shape of a stone you are thinking of buying disgusts you. Semi-ashamed to admit that I have done this for coti bouts in the past..
You know you have a hone buying problem when.
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Been there, done that!
hone ad problem?
we aint got no hone ad problem.just dont pull the one out of the corner or the house may fall in.
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It's a very helpful tool sometimes to sober you up on overpaying for things.
It's even worse when you go through your pile of stones to see if you have one a similar size...LOL
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Ask me about shaving naked!
I do it also - for some reason it's always been difficult for me to look at dimensions on paper and visualize the result, though I've rarely done a 3-D, usually it's just the hone face.
Cheers, Steve
Cheers, Steve
Over the years I've recommened this to many potential hone-buyers. If not the full 3D version, just a 1D cut-out that matches the stone's top to check if the real estate is to their liking.
I've done this in the past for bouts, but never a 3D. It sounds funny, (and I guess it kinda is) but its smart. These rocks ain't cheap.
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I like to hold stones as I go if size and depth make it comfortable.
I can't even imagine disliking a hone because of its shape. You people must not care much for hones. I feel sorry for you.
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Usually, as long as you have one straight-ish side and it isn't claustrophobic, it's all good.
Done that 2-D. Then put a $ bill next to it to see in my head why I'd want to trade a bunch of them for a silly rock. Bought it anyway.
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Normally, I would stick to 2d, but that one was quite a costly, tiny piece. It made me restrain from overpaying.
That's actually a great idea for determining if you really want a small coticule.
Others signs of having HAD is when you text your girlfriend to say,
I'll call you when I get home, but your iPhone dictionary types, I'll call you when I HHT hone. Also, when you're drugged and waiting to have your appendix removed and you ask the surgeon if he uses a surgical black to sharpen his scalpels.
I'll call you when I get home, but your iPhone dictionary types, I'll call you when I HHT hone. Also, when you're drugged and waiting to have your appendix removed and you ask the surgeon if he uses a surgical black to sharpen his scalpels.
You didn't bring your own scalpels for him to use? That's trust, right there.
