🔪 2-Sided Knife Sharpener Set: Whetstone Knife Sharpening Stone with Non-Slip Base, Angle Guide, Illustrated PDF & Video Instructions – 1000/6000 Grits (Arkansas Honing Stone/Japanese Waterstone) Review

My knives are very hard steel and this stone doesn't touch them except for a cheap Chinese POS knife I have. It may be better to limit the use of Chinese stones on Chinese knives and ensure you use high quality stones on high quality knives. I usually avoid Chinese goods, but thought it might be possible to buy a whetstone, probably made in China; It's from China and you couldn't buy it. I REALLY want Revane to reveal which products come from China.

I have a small collection of fine Japanese kitchen knives. I also have a couple of carbon steel kitchen knives that are almost 100 years old. This sharpening stone has completely changed my sharpening and user experience. I wrote off old knives because I couldn't get them as sharp as I wanted and needed. It's no longer a problem! This combo stone is worth every penny. All my knives now work like new again! The delivery time was fast, the packaging was perfect, the coasters didn't slip.

As other reviews have stated this is a great product. I would like to comment on the instructions that accompany this product as they are far more important than the stones themselves. With enough training and experience anyone can sharpen a blade with a few sheets of sandpaper, the stone doesn't matter, the technique does. This seller emailed me a very well designed guide along with a link to a video with more detailed instructions. The corner guide that came with the stone is a great guide…

Double-sided stone, rubber frame and wooden block form a very good grinding system. It's much easier to maintain the right angle when you can just focus on holding the knife. In addition, the blade holder included in the kit is very helpful in developing a feel for the correct sharpening angle. My only disappointment is that the water from the sanding process makes the surface of the case slippery and the entire block of wood slides. I reduced the slip by pressing the block against my large…

It sharpened my very very basic set of kitchen knives I bought years ago for about $30 and had never sharpened or sharpened before. These knives were serrated, blunt and could no longer easily cut anything. It was dangerous, but I didn't know any better. But lately I've gotten more into cooking and I've come across the fact that even bad knives can be sharpened to cut fairly smoothly. use stone. NOTE: This is a sharpener, not a honer, so should not be used frequently. I would recommend this…

There is no comparison between a good whetstone and knife sharpeners sold today. I used to have a military whetstone for sharpening knives, but it was lost when I was moving house many years ago. I've tried several knife sharpeners on the market these days but they didn't do my kitchen knives any good for a very long time so I finally decided to just buy a new sharpening stone. I received this sharpening stone fairly quickly. , and decided to try my most used (and probably overused) all-purpose