Norton Japanese-Style Combination Waterstone 220/1000 Grit, Blue Plastic Storage Box - 24335

Name: Norton Japanese-Style Combination Waterstone 220/1000 Grit, Blue Plastic Storage Box
Brand: Norton Sharpening Products
Price: 57.95 USD
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Rating: 4.667 (3 reviews)

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Description
NO24335: Japanese-Style Combination Waterstone 220/1000
Norton

Waterstones are synthetic stones designed to be softer than oil stone. The softer stones are used with water as the lubricant (versus oil) to develop a fast-cutting slurry. The Norton Waterstone system was designed in a carefully planned an efficient sharpening sequence. You get the level of abrasiveness you need at each stage, without wasting time trying to sharpen your knives on a grit that is too fine, too soon. These stones are very popular for the Japanese-style knives. Uses water as a lubricant and flushing agent. Easier to clean than oilstones. Won't leave an oil residue. Ideal for sharpening woodworking tools, knives, cutlery, and other blades. Includes blue plastic storage box.

Features

Level 1: 220 Grit (this model): Used to repair damaged or extremely dull blades.
Level 2: 1000 Grit (this model): Used to produce strong, keen, long-lasting edges on quality knives.
Level 3: 4000 Grit: Used to hone a sharp blade to an ultra fine finish. Preferred by chefs to maintain knives at top performance.
Level 4: 8000 Grit: Used for finest edges and tightest tolerances. Produces a highly polished finish for razor-sharp blades. Produces a great finish on Japanese-style knives.

Specifications

Dimensions: 8" x 3" x 1"
Grits: 220/1000
Made in the USA

UPC Code: 614636243351

Made in USA This product is USA born and raised.

(3 reviews)

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Paul Whit
New York City

Mar 04, 2014

Pros: Durability, Overall Quality

Cons: None

Nice large stone

This is a nice wide stone if hand sharpening large blades. It's advertised as a water stone but feels very hard, more like Norton oil stones I've used in the past. I purchased japanese water stone at the same time and prefer its softer feel.

Aaron S
Metepec, México

Aug 21, 2012

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

Cons: None

Good sharpening stones for a straight razor…

Good to make a usable essential sharp straight razor. If you are looking for a more comfortable blade you should look to finer grit stones or diamond strop pastes (with more chances to cut yourself!).

Big T
VA

Jul 17, 2011

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

Cons: None

Great Stones

The 1000 grit is a great stone for setting your razor's bevel. Stone is a good width and length and comes in a plastic case designed to keep the stone in place while you hone. Perfect!