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Thanks, but out of those links only these are Chinese sized: http://en.aobo-shop.com/go-game-stones/ ... 60120.html (although they’re yellow color and a bit on the expensive side).

Does anyone know where I could buy Chinese-size single-convex stones online? Size 5. Can be yunzi, glass, or clay.

OK, thanks. But is the somewhat thinner size of the board a problem for the bigger stones? This one's 1.8 sun.

I've been using 36 for a while. Can see myself going higher. I ordered sampler of Blue Label size 38 to try out.

I purchased two sets of stones from here (one for main play and one as a replacement): m

A couple of stones broke on me, so I took a picture. I imagine that if my countertop broke, it would look sort of like this inside. I agree they feel potentially like clay and not like plastic, but from the ...

What Galation said. In terms of quality of products, Japanese >> Korean > Chinese. GGG are nice for budget purchases, but their products will leave you with a sense of lacking. I do not recommend their veneer boards for club use; the stones sound horrible on those (YMI 1.2" shin kaya board is nicer ...

Strangely, I’ve been playing using single-convex melamine stones this weekend, and it left the two fingers on my hand I use to grip the stones itchy. Almost like there is some allergic reaction. (Could also be because the air is dry, and rubbing skin against a dry surface makes it worse. Could also ...

Melamine.

Yes, the lead issue is a gamechanger for me. I don’t want to play with yunzi material anymore, despite liking its feel and appearance. I am not troubled by lead in yunzi stones, science is quite clear about this
It is usually assumed that lead can be absorbed through the skin only if it is ...

A lot of people at my workplace (we’re a data science shop), many of whom are from East Asia, became interested in go because of the AlphaGo event. What I am wondering is if there is a place to play long, turn-based games, where one of the players would log in and play a move, then log out; the ...

Yes, the lead issue is a gamechanger for me. I don’t want to play with yunzi material anymore, despite liking its feel and appearance.

But then, when I looked up melanine, apparently, it’s also pretty harmful. Are there no safe single-convex stones? Can one buy ones made of clay or something?

I don’t hear the sounds made on the board, but what’s the wood used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZPQfGmpfn0 ?

They replied and said that that “batch sizes are not uniform” and asked to send a picture of my old and new stones next to a ruler. Seems very weird, product quality-wise.

A side effect of me looking up where I can buy Chinese-sized stones or whether someone had a similar experience to mine was ...

Ordered 20 replacement single-convext yunzi stones from YMI. The stones that arrived are noticeably smaller than the ones I have. I thought for a second maybe I have Chinese-sized yunzi stones, but I doubt it, because a) I received a confirmation in the past that directed to a page that said ...

How about this: https://youtu.be/3O-lwNzN0G0 (and the whole series)?