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Nick, you've done well and bought quality gear all along. The lapping stone will last you a lifetime with the few razors you've got to hone, so don't worry. The stone is large enough to make the...

I agree with Nicolas, the cheapest way to lap a Norton, from what people have told me on the thread I started on that exact topic, is to get some wet/dry sandpaper, tape it to a piece of granite you...

Hi Nick,
Seeing as you live in Canada, the easiest thing to do is to buy the Norton lapping stone from Lee Valley - it will run you near $30, but seems to be the easiest ting to get your hands on...