🔪 Enhance Your Tools with the Sharp Pebble Sharpening Sharpener Waterstone Review

Fits all blade sizes but works great with kitchen knives 5" and larger. I use oilstones for utility knives and the like, but for razor-sharp kitchen knives I would prefer these waterstones to any other stone. I've only been using these waterstones for a few months, but I'm so impressed that they're the only stones I'll be using to sharpen my wife's favorite set of quality kitchen knives. And that from a man who has been sharpening knives of all shapes and sizes by hand for almost 40 years. Will

I am a culinary arts teacher and one of my jobs is to teach my students how to take care of their knives. I often remind them that a sharp, clean knife is a happy knife. The stones were a gift from one of my recent graduates and we both loved the product. All the stones are in pristine condition and did great on our first run. I've been in the restaurant business for 23 years so I've seen my fair share of water and oil stones. I have researched this gift and am pleased to report that the…

So, after about a week of massive failures and endless tutorial videos, I've successfully destroyed a couple of my knives. I've spent hours and two fingertips leather trying to get a decent sharpness with these stones but I can only scratch my knives and actually make some of them WORSE than when I started. 400 does basically nothing for a damaged edge and only serves to leave scratches on it no matter how long you use it. 1000 grit will not produce burrs. The 6000, on the other hand, polishes…

This set came well packaged in a thoughtful case perfect for storing rocks. I had 6 quality knives (3 German (1 Wüsthof Driezack, 2 Hoffritz) and 3 Japanese (2 Sugimoto, 1 Shun) of varying bluntness. Also, one of the Sugimoto had a couple of minor nicks on the cutting edge. No instructions, but there were a lot of great ones youtube videos that taught me everything i needed to know. this was my first attempt at using whetstones. i started with the heavier duty german blades to improve technique

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the packaging - it is actually a storage box. Didn't expect that! This is my first whetstone. I did a little research and randomly picked this set because it came with 3 different stone tiers - and the price seemed good. I've used it twice for the same set of kitchen knives that needed sharpening. The first time I watched a video on the web, I tried the freehand method (no tool slanted). This is a technologically delicate process, but it's not the…

Media failed to load. Beautiful set of stones. You have a free corner guide in the photos of your order and gift card that will be emailed to you; pretty cool added bonus. The stones helped us bring our kitchen knives back to life. Even better than the first purchase. The size of the bricks in this set is a big bonus and well worth the price. I have smaller stones but their increased surface area really helps with sharpening and the variety of knives you can easily sharpen. Be sure to study the

The stones are oversized which is very handy and the set comes with three stones that everyone needs for a basic set plus a stone to level out the grooves in the whetstones. Coarse for a damaged blade, medium for general sharpening, and a fine stone for finishing. I haven't had any problems with rock slides since I have some gear. Each brick has a rubber pad that secures it to the wooden base and the base has a rubber mat on the bottom to keep it from moving too much. This is my first…

on arrival the tips of some corners were slightly broken. It wasn't a big problem since it's a very small chip, but it's one thing. The surface of the 6000 grit stone was slightly pitted, not enough to affect its use, but then again the 1000 grit stone is clearly slightly miscut, slightly serrated on one side and slightly domed on the other. It still did a good job as I didn't really notice until I started using it, but it would annoy me trying to get high accuracy and having to smooth it out…