🔪 SE SS74 22SC Sharpening Silicone Carbide: Efficient Tool for Precision Blade Sharpening Review

I use a regular steel rod to sharpen knives, I'm not a cook but I cook a lot. This grain is similar, the difference is in the way it is used; With the ore you have a protection so you don't cut your hand by moving the knife up and down. Stones achieve the same effect and maybe even better because they come in different grits. Keep in mind that this is not a miracle sharpener. If you don't know how to do it with a steel bar, you won't know how to do it effectively with rocks. The stone requires…

This set of two hand stones has four grit levels. 600 and 800 are designed to remove a lot of stock and create an edge. 1200 and 2000 for polishing and sharpening edges. I've recently started sharpening our kitchen knives with whetstones and I love the process and find it meditative, but it takes some space. They are more compact for quick sharpening and are easy to pack and take with you when you travel. With a slight bend in the handle, I can hold it flat on the table and slide the blade over

The SE sharpening set consists of four whetstones attached to two handles, two for each handle. Grit includes: 600, 800, 1200 and 2000 (higher numbers mean finer grit). Unlike honing tools, whetstones remove some of the surface metal from the blades when you sharpen their edge. Only sharpen if the edge of the blade is dull or damaged. (Reserve a coarser grit to treat edge damage; finish with a fine grit.) The handles are plastic and the stones themselves are of acceptable quality. You can use…