Reviews and Ratings for Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder - S0070

Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holderrated 4.25 stars out of 5 (4 reviews)
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Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder

 

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Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder
rated 5 stars out of 5
Ronald H
Oceanside, CA
Oct 12, 2012
Pros: Effectiveness, Overall Quality, Ease of Use
Cons: None

Sets an Edge!!

This hone works perfect for setting an edge on knives that were never sharp. I have a few older knives that were duller than a screwdriver, but with this hone I was able to put a beautiful edge on them and make them razor sharp. Would recommend this for every Lansky system.
Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder
rated 4 stars out of 5
Joey Pepper
northcarolina
Oct 06, 2009
Pros: Durability, Overall Quality, Ease of Use, Effectiveness
Cons: None

nice

verry good for getting a rough edge on a really dull knife
Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder
rated 4 stars out of 5
Jim
findlay oh
Jun 17, 2010
Pros: Effectiveness
Cons: None

works

I like their competitors better. It is wider. It does the job.
Lansky Extra Coarse Sharpening Hone - Black Holder
rated 4 stars out of 5
Jason
Pittsburgh, Pa
Jan 26, 2013
Pros: Effectiveness, Durability, Overall Quality, Ease of Use
Cons: None

Good Profiler

I purchased this stone to speed up sharpening time. This stone works well for profiling edges from one angle to the next a little more quickly. Pros: - The stone removes material much faster than the standard "Coarse" stone. - Solid construction, as seen with any of grit in this series of stones. - Produced a good foundation and set a fairly consistent edge for the stones to follow in the sharpening process. Cons: - I had to lap down the left and right edges of this stone with some 100 grit sand paper. Without doing so, the stone left gouges as it moved across the blade. I had to lap almost every Lanksy stone I own, but after doing so, they work much better. - You will only ever use this stone to profile or repair a badly damaged edge. Standard sharpening of a well maintained edge can start at the "Medium" or "Fine" stone. I may break this stone out for use only a few times a year because of this. - The "Diamond Extra Coarse" stone from Lansky would most likely be a better investment. I don't own that stone, but from what I have read, it will probably remove material more efficiently, without the use of oil to boot. Overall, if the diamond stones were not on the market, this would have been a 5 star review. Knowing Lansky made something a little better made me take away a point. I will be getting the diamond system some point in the future to compare.