🔪 King 01096 Deluxe Combination Stone: The Ultimate Sharpening Solution Review

The 1000 grit stone is great for removing material and the 6000 grit stone is just as good for polishing. THIS IS NOT A REPROFILER. You'll need a much coarser 700 or so stone to remove scratches and dents. This stone is excellent for knives that require regular maintenance. NOTE: This rock is soft in comparison, so it removes material from the knife just as easily as it does the rock itself. IF you're not careful, you'll gouge the rock, creating ridges and valleys. Watch Murray Carter on You…

Received the package a few days ago and have sharpened 6 knives so far. The stone has a few chips from shipping in a thin plastic sleeve with no cushion in brown packaging. Soaked in water for 24 hours as I saw in the tutorial video on YouTube. I've sharpened 2 Shun chef's knives, a Buck fillet knife, a Rapala fillet knife, and a 6" Dexterr skinning knife, as well as my Benchmark pocket knife. Right now they are razor sharp after about 5 minutes on each knife, first with the 1000 grit side and…

I ordered my King 01096 1000/6000 Grit Deluxe combination stone at the beginning of April 2020 and it arrived 2 weeks later slightly damaged (stone had flaked off). I was very upset as the stone arrived a little later than advertised and was damaged. I also found out that the temporary sale was stopped, which meant I had to pay extra if I tried to redeem the product again. Instead I decided to contact the seller directly and ask for a replacement of the damaged stone. B&B Japan is the most…