cinder block

I want to see you flatten that stone too! Good video, you and Murray Carter - but he cheats by stropping on cardboard after the cinderblock...

To be fair, his stone was a lot more rough it looks like.
 
If I am reading you right, it would be the "hard" firebrick - the stuff with a high chromium content and actually looks like a tanish brick.

The ones we used in the boilers at the company I worked for made pretty decent stones as long as they were smooth. Used bricks were nicer, I feel, though.
If you took a pair of unused firebricks and rubbed them together, it would refine the surface of both and make them smoother, right? This is a fun thing to have up the sleeve when away from home.
 
^ not really, you would just make them Very flat.
 
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