🔪 DALSTRONG Premium Whetstones: Top-Grade, Highly Durable Tools for Sharpening Review

The quality of the stones can't be beat and comes in a massive gift box. Stones are not cheap. I assume you're paying for the fancy box and presentation, but the components inside are top notch. The wooden base for the stones is very comfortable and will not slip on the countertop/bench even when wet. My only wish was that they also have a 400 grit stone, 1000 is too good and too slow to bring back a really dull knife. As for usability. Effective hand sharpening of knives still requires skill…

I spent way more time looking for a knife sharpening set than I should have. I got the sharp pebbles first, which overall isn't a bad choice but if you want to be on top. Look no further. Dalstrong far exceeds my expectations and I don't think I'll be ordering any other set than Dalstrong now. The packaging, which doubles as storage when not in use, was incredible. The base is made from sleek dark acacia wood and the blocks are almost twice the size of most brands, not to mention the individual

I bought this set along with other stones for a full set from 400 to 6000 grains. worth your money. I've used an Arkansas stone set for decades, it worked but was too narrow for long knives; This worked great for pocket knives. This set is the widest set of stones I've found at Revain. The wider the better for sharpening kitchen knives. I also bought a Revain diamond sharpening kit a few years ago. Diamond sets leave a rough edge that cuts very well at first, but the edge doesn't cut for long…

If you're impressed with the packaging, get ready to be impressed. The packaging for this is fit for a high-end laptop or similar product, and the stones themselves appear to be beautiful, but the jury is still out. I love the oversized format, but as a carpenter and home cook I have many grinding tools and experience with different stones and I know that everyone is different. While some stones are good at sharpening some steels, they are not good at sharpening others. So far I've only…

I'm not a knife sharpener or whatever you call it. I had Misen knives that were completely blunt. Misen has a money back guarantee on sharpening your knives, but I don't like the idea of sending my knives in and not knowing if and when I'll get mine back. I heard they are in no hurry to return your knives. So instead of getting a fish I decided to learn to fish myself and after a little research I bought these stones. "Stones. Expensive stones come at absurd prices. No thanks. I saw a guy at YT

I have some Dalstrong knives. I find her sharp and beautiful. However, I didn't want to buy whetstones due to the rather high price (you can get a cheap double-sided stone for about a third of the price of this set). I decided to give it a try after watching many videos showing different grades of whetstones and different sizes! One of my favorite problems with sharpening is that the stones are too small and risk sharpening the blades unevenly (especially without a guide). The larger the stone,

My kitchen knives have been a huge investment that I intend to keep for life and even pass on to the next generation when the time comes. For this to happen, proper care over the years is extremely important to keep them healthy and beautiful. This means regularly sending in your knives for sharpening or having a method at home that will deliver the same factory edge as if they came home right out of the box. I prefer to have that edge without all the hassle and expense of the sharpening…