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Sharp Pebble Knife Sharpening Stone Triple with Density 400/1000/6000
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Sharp Pebble Knife Sharpening Stone Triple with Density 400/1000/6000 Code: 32.22.0022

Knife sharpening set with 3 stones 400/1000/6000 Grit, made of silicon carbide and corundum (aluminum oxide).

Knife sharpening set with 3 stones 400/1000/6000 Grit, made of silicon carbide and corundum (aluminum oxide).

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Description

Description

Knife sharpening set with 3 stones 400/1000/6000 Grit, made of silicon carbide and corundum (aluminum oxide).

Includes flattening stones, silicone base for holding each stone, and non-slip bamboo base.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
32.22.0022

Type

Type
Sharpening Stone

Whetstones

Single
No
Double
No
Triple
Yes
Density (Grits)
400/1000/6000

Density (Grits)

Grits refer to the various grades of sharpening stone, i.e. the density of the powder on the surface. The higher the number of the powder (grit), the smoother the finish of the angle of the knife on the stone. The more dull the knife, the higher the number of grits needed on the stone.

Masati

Ceramic
No
Steel
No
Diamond Coating
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (4)

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  • George Pa
    4
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful
    George Pa

    I will agree that the rubber base does not fit well and when water collects, it splashes everywhere due to the back and forth motion during grinding.

    As for the stones, I sharpened 7 knives that I had at home (chef, santoku, boning, and 4 general use knives), and because you correct with the 400 grit stone, it has worn down so much and so quickly that to bring it back to its normal state, it needs to be half its size. Yes, the knives became so sharp that they can slice thin sheets of paper like the videos on YouTube, but it's a shame that the stone wore down so quickly. You get what you pay for. I bought the stones on sale for 48 euros.

    I should note that while I had watched a bunch of videos on the correct sharpening technique, theory is one thing and practice is another. Of course, now that the knives are in good condition, the 400 grit stone is no longer needed and you can make them very sharp again with the 1000 and 6000 grit stones. Perhaps a higher quality stone with lower grit may be needed to be able to correct with it without it wearing down so quickly.

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  • nikos_sg
    2
    3 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    nikos_sg

    Useful tool but unfortunately the rubber base does not adhere well to the wooden surface and needs something to stabilize it (e.g. a coin). There is no such issue with the corresponding 400/1000

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  • 5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    kostaslal77_hotmail_com

    Verified purchase

    They do their job perfectly

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  • 5
    Alexandros_Gionis

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  • George Pa
    4
    George Pa

    I will agree that the rubber base does not fit well and when water collects, it splashes everywhere due to the back and forth motion during grinding.

    As for the stones, I sharpened 7 knives that I had at home (chef, santoku, boning, and 4 general use knives), and because you correct with the 400 grit stone, it has worn down so much and so quickly that to bring it back to its normal state, it needs to be half its size. Yes, the knives became so sharp that they can slice thin sheets of paper like the videos on YouTube, but it's a shame that the stone wore down so quickly. You get what you pay for. I bought the stones on sale for 48 euros.

    I should note that while I had watched a bunch of videos on the correct sharpening technique, theory is one thing and practice is another. Of course, now that the knives are in good condition, the 400 grit stone is no longer needed and you can make them very sharp again with the 1000 and 6000 grit stones. Perhaps a higher quality stone with lower grit may be needed to be able to correct with it without it wearing down so quickly.

    Translated from Greek ·
    9
  • nikos_sg
    2
    nikos_sg

    Useful tool but unfortunately the rubber base does not adhere well to the wooden surface and needs something to stabilize it (e.g. a coin). There is no such issue with the corresponding 400/1000

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • 5
    kostaslal77_hotmail_com

    They do their job perfectly

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    2
  • 5
    Alexandros_Gionis

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Description & Specifications

Knife sharpening set with 3 stones 400/1000/6000 Grit, made of silicon carbide and corundum (aluminum oxide).

Includes flattening stones, silicone base for holding each stone, and non-slip bamboo base.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
32.22.0022

Type

Type
Sharpening Stone

Whetstones

Single
No
Double
No
Triple
Yes
Density (Grits)
400/1000/6000

Density (Grits)

Grits refer to the various grades of sharpening stone, i.e. the density of the powder on the surface. The higher the number of the powder (grit), the smoother the finish of the angle of the knife on the stone. The more dull the knife, the higher the number of grits needed on the stone.

Masati

Ceramic
No
Steel
No
Diamond Coating
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

4.0
4
4.0
Review this product
  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Quality
  • Effectiveness
  • Ease of use
  • Value for money
  • George Pa
    4
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful
    George Pa

    I will agree that the rubber base does not fit well and when water collects, it splashes everywhere due to the back and forth motion during grinding.

    As for the stones, I sharpened 7 knives that I had at home (chef, santoku, boning, and 4 general use knives), and because you correct with the 400 grit stone, it has worn down so much and so quickly that to bring it back to its normal state, it needs to be half its size. Yes, the knives became so sharp that they can slice thin sheets of paper like the videos on YouTube, but it's a shame that the stone wore down so quickly. You get what you pay for. I bought the stones on sale for 48 euros.

    I should note that while I had watched a bunch of videos on the correct sharpening technique, theory is one thing and practice is another. Of course, now that the knives are in good condition, the 400 grit stone is no longer needed and you can make them very sharp again with the 1000 and 6000 grit stones. Perhaps a higher quality stone with lower grit may be needed to be able to correct with it without it wearing down so quickly.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • nikos_sg
    2
    3 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    nikos_sg

    Useful tool but unfortunately the rubber base does not adhere well to the wooden surface and needs something to stabilize it (e.g. a coin). There is no such issue with the corresponding 400/1000

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    kostaslal77_hotmail_com

    Verified purchase

    They do their job perfectly

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    Alexandros_Gionis

    Verified purchase

    • Quality
    • Effectiveness
    • Ease of use
    • Value for money
  • George Pa
    4
    George Pa

    I will agree that the rubber base does not fit well and when water collects, it splashes everywhere due to the back and forth motion during grinding.

    As for the stones, I sharpened 7 knives that I had at home (chef, santoku, boning, and 4 general use knives), and because you correct with the 400 grit stone, it has worn down so much and so quickly that to bring it back to its normal state, it needs to be half its size. Yes, the knives became so sharp that they can slice thin sheets of paper like the videos on YouTube, but it's a shame that the stone wore down so quickly. You get what you pay for. I bought the stones on sale for 48 euros.

    I should note that while I had watched a bunch of videos on the correct sharpening technique, theory is one thing and practice is another. Of course, now that the knives are in good condition, the 400 grit stone is no longer needed and you can make them very sharp again with the 1000 and 6000 grit stones. Perhaps a higher quality stone with lower grit may be needed to be able to correct with it without it wearing down so quickly.

    Translated from Greek ·
    9
  • nikos_sg
    2
    nikos_sg

    Useful tool but unfortunately the rubber base does not adhere well to the wooden surface and needs something to stabilize it (e.g. a coin). There is no such issue with the corresponding 400/1000

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • 5
    kostaslal77_hotmail_com

    They do their job perfectly

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 5
    Alexandros_Gionis

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