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    Suehiro Japanese Sharpening Stone, Dual-sided #1000 and #3000 Grit with Rubber Base, Compact
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    Suehiro

    Suehiro Japanese Sharpening Stone, Dual-sided #1000 and #3000 Grit with Rubber Base, Compact

    3.9
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    Description

    • Double-sided water stone for sharpening knives, scissors and other cutting tools
    • Standard 1000 grit side for sharpening; fine 3000 grit side for finishing
    • Compact size makes it ideal for catering, camping, fishing, etc.
    • Non-slip rubber base included
    • Made in Japan
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    Customer Reviews

    Five StarsAmazing smooth edge but requires a lot of patience5This is a very small stone, probably only about ... This is a very small stone, probably only about 2/3 the size of a regular sharpening stone. It works perfectly, it's just a little harder to use due to its size. 4Excellent whetstone for knife sharpenng.Great whetstone which has two sides. The gray side is for shaping the edge of your knife and the pale vanilla colored side is for finishing. The stand it sits on is hard rubber that holds it still while using it. I use it on my knives and it works very well. I highly recommend this product for those who want a really nice sharp edge of their knife.5A real gem of a stone for sharpening.I have natural Arkansas stones, diamond stones, aluminum oxide stones and I use wet/dry sandpaper and leather strops. Sharpening knives for me is enjoyable and something I do quite often since I use knives daily. If my kitchen, pocket, and outdoors knives can not shave hair then I sharpen them.I bought this stone because I had never used a Japanese water stone. I knew Suehiro was good quality based on some reading I had done. So I bought this smaller stone as a way to try one without a large investment. I really don't need more stones. After my initial use and some subsequent use, I think I'll find a need for more of these stones. Don't let the small size dissuade you from buying this little gem (pun intended). I have used and do use a 3" stone to sharpen an 18" machete. It isn't the size of the stone but the technique that is most important. This stone is more than adequate to sharpen any knife. It is also an excellent stone. These two grits will allow you to sharpen the knife and then hone the knife to a very polished edge. The 1000 grit is great for putting the edge back to hair shaving sharp and the 3000 grit will polish the edge and remove any bur that formed in the previous step. I really would like to give this stone 6 stars for both the quality of the stone and the combination of grits. I am convinced that I will be buying more Japanese water stones to add to my already large supply of sharpening stones and this stone convinced me to do so. I'll always love natural Arkansas stones since that is what I first started with more than 40 years ago but this stone will probably become my most used stone since it is much easier to replace should I actually wear it out. My first use I put a wonderful edge on a knife and then polished it to a mirror like finish with just this stone. For the price it is an extreme bargain!I will echo what others have said. The first time I soaked the stone the grit markings came off. I was prepared for this having read other reviews. I simply took a permanent marker and wrote the grit on the side of the stones beforehand and as you can see from the picture that making remains. So I avoided any questions in the future about which side was which grit.5good stone, but the size is smallthis is a very good sharpening stone keeping all my knives razor sharp, and yes, if you know how to use water sharpening stone, u can acquire razor sharp with this stone and strop. Only issue is I was not paying attention when I bought it. It's a very small stone. But i'ts good for taking it with you on trips since it is so small.4Stoned immaculately sharpenedSmaller than I thought it would be, but it does the job well. Soak overnight. Blue side is 1000, Cream side is 3000. Rest it flat and stable, use the whole surface. 15 degrees. Made me realize how ineffective those ceramic V sharpeners are. Honing gives a much longer lasting, and I think sharper edge, imo well worth the time investment. The label is in Japanese, but probably just says be careful not to cut your fingers!5Small, but very good.Very soft & fine surfaces, sharpens perfectly. Check the dimensions, it's small! but in my idea enough for home use.Only it is prone to breakage or small part at the edge might chip off with the knife, but these can be avoided w/ a little care, so no worry. The two parts seem to stick to each other well (don't seem to get apart).Update: now it has been years that I have had this, still good.5I use mine as a Nagura or slurry stone & it has proven to be fantastic in that regardOustanding little stone. I use mine as a Nagura or slurry stone & it has proven to be fantastic in that regard. Please not that it's only 1 inch wide by 3 inches long.5good stone setThis is a very good stone. It helped sharpen my extremely dull set of knives. Now I use it about once a month to maintain a nice edge on my cutlery. Bonus-not from china!5So who knew you could get kitchen knives this sharp?Working with really sharp kitchen knives is a pleasure! You are less apt to cut yourself and there is less scatter meaning less mess.I have been using a Chefs Choice sharpener for years. When it crapped out I decided to give this stone a shot. There is a spectacular difference in that the whetstone is considerably better (although admittedly more time consuming). I have a couple of paring knives literally razor sharp - and I am not exaggerating. I have not had the same result with by chef's knife. It's a technique that one has to learn but there are numerous YouTube videos to help you out. I'm getting there and I AM A KLUTZ. If I can - you can.Instructions are included with the stone. If you have a microscope handy and can read Japanese you're in luck. On a more serious note, though, the first time you soak the stone the labels will come off. Make a note of which stone is which. The blue side is the 1,000 grit.After considering a number of similar items I chose this for its grit selection. The 1,000/3,000 grit combo seems about right. Overall I wish it were a tad larger. I have also found that soaking a good two hours yields the best result.5Great sharpening stone!As others have stated, the labels indicating which side is which disappeared the first time you soak the stone. Not a big deal. This is a great sharpening stone ! I've been using an Arkansas oil stone but I prefer this, can get a rozor sharp edge with little effort. I'll be getting a larger one for my kitchen knives.5
    Suehiro Japanese Sharpening Stone, Dual-sided #1000 and #3000 Grit with Rubber Base, Compact

    Suehiro Japanese Sharpening Stone, Dual-sided #1000 and #3000 Grit with Rubber Base, Compact

    3.9
    You can't add more than 500 quantity.
    €53,00
    €53,00
    €86,00
    Sold out
    Save 38% (€33,00)