Joseph L
Surrey , BC . Canada

Jul 19, 2016

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

Cons: None

I give it a 10

It took my razor edge and turned it into a scalpel sharp , I was finishing up with black Arkansas , but I've noticed its wearing along the centre , so it's gotta be resurfaced or tossed, but the Spyderco Stone will last a few generations with no issues

Al H
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Jan 25, 2017

Pros: Ease of Use

Cons: None

Bench Stone

Worked with ease, and was as good as advertised.

Wes
Virginia Beach VA.

Feb 12, 2013

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

Cons: None

spyderco UF bench stone

Great stone to put that final touch on your knives, highly recomend it

Floyd W
Oregon

May 02, 2012

Pros: Effectiveness

Cons: None

great stone works better than anthing i already have

I cut meat and seafood for a living,this new cermaic really puts the final touch on an already sharp blade.

Ivan
USA

Jan 03, 2019

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

Cons: None

A great Spyderco product

This Spyderco Bench Stone just like their Golden Stone, is a great Spyderco product, Spyderco started their Company making quality sharping products, so it's no surprise that all their sharping stones remain the standard of quality for sharping needs. My Spyderco Bench Stone "Micro Fine" arrived finished 100% flat with a perfect finish on all sides, and with just a few strokes put a mirror finish on my Kershaw Blackout with Sandvik 14c28n steel. When needing a bench stone for putting a great finish on a already fairly sharp blade, or just a quick tune up on a used blade this Spyderco stone will meet the demand with ease. After a lot of use the stone can be returned to as new condition just by using a powdered abrasive cleaner and a nylon or non-metallic scouring pad with water allow it to air dry after cleaning and it's also dish washer and autoclave safe. And as always the Knife Center provided quick shipping with great packaging to make sure my stone arrived safely.

Andrew
CT

Jan 02, 2015

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

Cons: None

Look Sharp

This is my first try at knife sharpening. I have some dull kitchen knives and wanted to put a sharp edge on them. I purchased the Medium, Fine, and Ultra Fine stones. Using all 3, I was able to get the knives sharp enough to slice paper in about 30 minutes. This was the first time ever using a stone. I went through all of the knives and improved sharpening time and produced a near-razor sharp edge. I am going to purchase an 8000 grit waterstone to see if that will complete the collection. Overall, I am very happy with the purchase. it was easy enough for a first time user and I was happy with the results.

Heart_O_Tex
, NE Tx

Dec 11, 2025

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

Cons: None

Spydie ceramic stone-simple but effective

This is a great system for quick on the go and “in between or uncommon grit sizes. As this stone is up the ladder as far as fineness there are some out there even finer. Things I like about this stone is the simplicity with which it works. No water required though I do use a cutting oil on board to keep shavings from stopping the stone up. To clean I put some liquid on and I have a bristle brush I scrub with to get back to clean. Never use a wire brush but a plastic pan scrubber should work well. Mentioned before, the grit or micron size can be different than some diamond sharpening systems which could be the jumping off stone point and going on to strop. These finer grits may also be the last needed to produce a great working edge for a particular steel. The last two super steels I worked on this stone with were Rex121 and m4 which both were very hard and proving the fact these benefitted from being sharp from Pryor stone used. If dulling, either of these steels would take a long time to abrade enough material off before getting a desired result. Nice touch shipping the stone with its personal leather pouch. Very handy esp. if stone was dropped and used to break the fall. In summation I like a knife sharpening liquid to keep saving particles from clogging and a good scrub cleaning after use. This way u are already to work when next knife comes around. Patience is required esp. when working the true super steels. The m4 blade seemed more content after final passes. Toothy edge just needing final strop passes to be ready to work. Rex121 didn’t receive the toothiness so next went to finer diamond grit before final strop. Definitely benefited from Spydie UF CeramicStone. Eliminated a step and helped progression time to be cut down. All in all a definete plus in the grand sharpening scheme and will be a valued tool in the future’. Will be very valuable in establish the routines on these super steels. Happy sharpening and hope this was helpful for folks in a similar sharpening situation. Regards, Heart_o_Tex