Japanese Deluxe Water Stone 8 x 2-5/8 Inch 1000 Grit Also Razor Stone - D1068

Name: Japanese Deluxe Water Stone 8 x 2-5/8 Inch 1000 Grit Also Razor Stone
Brand: Sharpening Products
Price: 34.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.667 (3 reviews)

Click to Enlarge

* Pricing Info

$34.95

MSRP* : $45.95 | You Save* : $11.00 (24%)

Read 3 reviewsWrite a Review

Qty:

Part #: ACD1068 | Sharpening Products

In Stock

Calculate Shipping

Earn 350 knifeREWARDS Points!

Deluxe Japanese Water Stone measures 8" by 2-5/8" 1000 Grit
Made in Japan

UPC Code: 769433110686

Made in Japan The exotic steel Capital of the World, Japan produces and innovates some of the best products, from pocket to kitchen knives and everything in between.

(3 reviews)

4.7 out of 5 stars

5 star

4 star

3 star

2 star

1 star

John B
Singapore

Oct 20, 2016

Pros: Durability, Ease of Use, Effectiveness, Overall Quality

Cons: None

My new favourite toy (Yes with a 'u' because I'm English)

I have been meaning to get a new Japanese wet stone since I left behind the one I picked up in Japan when I moved to Singapore. They are hard to find and crazily expensive in Singapore so I went without one for a while until I saw this one on the Knife Center site. It is now my new favourite toy. Fantastic value for money and a pleasure to work with. I have sharpened just about everything in the house since I got it a couple of weeks ago. After I had touched up all my own knives I started on the kitchen draw and now my wife is frightened to use half of its contents.

Bill
Georgia

Oct 21, 2014

Pros: Effectiveness, Overall Quality, Ease of Use

Cons: None

Japanese Deluxe Water Stone 8 x 2-5/8 Inch 1000 Grit

Use in the field

Paul Whit
New York City

Mar 04, 2014

Pros: Durability, Ease of Use, Effectiveness, Overall Quality

Cons: None

Great Stone, does it all.

This is my go to stone for all sharpening: kitchen/chef's knives, boning knives, sport and carry knives. It cuts, quickly, doesn't load with metal and is easy to clean, and gives a really sharp edge. I own a retail meat shop (and shave with a straight razor) so I can confidently say that unless a knife is badly damaged (in which case use a machine) or your sharpening a razor (a finer stone would be better) this is all you need for hand sharpening. Thick heavy stone is very stable during use.