BearMoo Whetstone Premium 2-IN-1 Sharpening Stone 3000/8000 Grit Waterstone Kit - Knife Sharpener Stone Safe Honing Holder Silicone Base Included, Polishing Tool for Kitchen, Hunting and Pocket Knives

More course than expected almost could take a zero off their grading system, that said pretty decent stones and anti-slip stone holder is good. The knife angle holder has nice ceramic slides remove them and chuck the rest in the bin🙂. If you’re really serious and have valerian steel (joke) you can do better but you’ll need to spend nearly double.

I have been looking for a good knife sharpener for some time and I came across sharpening stones. After researching the different sharpening stones, I settled on this one given the price and the degree of precision. I have to say that as a first time user, I did some Googling around on how to properly use a sharpening stone. In order to sharpen a knife correctly, you have to keep a 15 degree angle between the surface of the stone and the blade of the knife. Keeping that angle is very difficult for most beginners like myself. Luckily, the box came with a very awesome small tool that you strap on the knife and it automatically only leaves 15 degree angle between the knife and the stone, even after applying pressure. Sharpening the knives then was a breeze. Methodically, I sharpened the bottom then the middle then the top aide and then flipped the other side and did the same thing for every knife I have, and boy was I impressed with the quality and the edge of the knife. They’re almost like new and all the knives can slice through paper. This is the first time I use wet sharpening stone and it was great. It was an easy process, though it did take some time to sharpen four knives which is expected. The box comes with a small wooden base and a plastic bad to secure the stone in its place. This is very important because you do not want the stone moving around when you’re sharpening a knife. The design is very elegant and efficient. Overall, the stones and the sharpening process were excellent. I would definitely recommend this sharpening stone for friends and family.

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Product was delivered before time and in good packaging. Comes with a grind stone also for levelling. Used it to sharped 2 knives so far and results are good. However 8000 grit does not seem to be correct. Its more like 4000-5000 grit. But it does a good job and quite large for chef's knives.

Excelente producto

Well, I was going to add photos, but what you see is pretty much what you get (mine came with 2 sets of silicone bases, which is nice). I accidentally slit my finger while cleaning my old Scout knife after sharpening, as it cut through the cloth with almost no effort, so keep in mind this will get your blades incredibly sharp, especially if you use a large strop with extra fine jeweler's buffing/strop compound (I opt for less than 1 micron particle size, which is similar to sharpening with a grit of 100K-200K) to get that final mirror polish razor-like edge. A strop should be your last step in sharpening, and this stone's 8,000 grit side is the perfect step before you strop. I couldn't be more satisfied with this! Slicing chicken and onions is about as effortless as slicing water now. :) This stone could EASILY compete with similar grit stones that are priced over $50; this is really an amazing level of quality for the price! Edit: If you're wondering if this can sharpen D2 tool steel, yes, it can and will! I just finished honing the edge of my KA-BAR 1281 D2 7" combat knife (used a 600 grit diamond stone at 20 degree angle, then a ceramic rod, then the 3,000 grit side of the BearMoo stone, then the 8,000 grit side, and finished with a 3"x22" leather barber strop coated with extra fine jeweler compound. I then used a 3"x22" felt strop coated with WD-40 to clean the excess particles and protect against rust. I also used a bit of microfiber cloth to wipe off the excess oil (keep in mind excess oil can attract dirt and end up negating the cleaning). I use this process with all of my blades now, and as long as you're proficient at delivering consistent strokes at the same angle, you can get your blades close to the realm of what I like to call "anime sharp," lol! Thanks again, BearMoo, for making this quality product at such an affordable price! it's a game-changer!