🔪 Lansky Super Coarse Sharpening Hone Review

I purchased a Lansky set that did not include an additional course stone. That's when I realized that many of the knives I sharpened really needed a more aggressive sharpening to start the sharpening process. Since buying an extra stone I can reshape a bad edge pretty quickly and get a really good edge after using other stones consistently. I recommend if you have a lot of large and blunt knives. He steers things in the right direction.

I added this to my previously purchased Lansky sharpening system. I bought a set that only had three stones (large, medium and small). The situations were getting too frequent and I really needed a very coarse stone so I added it to my Lansky set. Nothing to say except that it does exactly what I expected. It is a more aggressive stone which means less time is spent honing finer grit wheels. Works just like the stones I've had from Lansky. Completely satisfied with the purchase!

About a month ago I bought a Lansky Standard grinder because I wanted to try it out without spending too much. I managed to sharpen a few knives, but not quite. My knives are neglected because I don't sharpen them very well and it's frustrating. So I thought maybe I need an extra coarse rock to really shed the edges. Bingo. This morning I sharpened a very dull French Messermeister knife that had been overused. The tip has broken off, there are a few notches on the edge. Well, the nicks are…