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Sharpens knives. Not bad base. I would prefer a different base but two stone grits for a reasonable price...I've only used the stone once. I like that you have an instruction video on your website.
Pros: effectiveness, ease of use, sharpens knives
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No the best stone but certainly the best value. I have other but i wanted one to keep at the cottage for sharpening my hunting gearPros: produces a good edge, feels like a sturdy stone, and has two grits.Cons: minimal slurry (increasing sharpening time...
Pros: effectiveness, effectiveness in sharpening knives, good price
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The double sided stone is convenient and easy to use and once you get the hang of it its fun running your knives against it.
Pros: ease of use, convenience, fun
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great sharpening stones....excellent tool for getting knives sharp....A great set of sharpening...A great set of sharpening stones to keep my knives sharp.
Pros: effectiveness, sharpens well, ease of use
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Bob Kramer knife sharpening stone kit...It?s a great set of stones. I also like the bamboo sink support. It?s all very well made....Best way to sharpen knives...The wet stone set is fantastic. The Bob Kramer video really helped me walk through the process...
Pros: instructional video, quality, effectiveness
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Knife Sharpening Stone
Achieve razor-sharp precision in your culinary endeavors with our Knife Sharpening Stone collection. Elevate your kitchen game by maintaining the sharpness of your blades with these high-quality sharpening stones. Crafted to deliver optimal sharpening results, these stones are essential tools for any home cook or professional chef looking to effortlessly slice, dice, and chop with ease. Explore our range of Knife Sharpening Stones to ensure your knives stay sharp and ready for any cutting task that comes your way.
Knife Sharpening Stone
Knife sharpener stones make thoughtful gifts for anyone passionate about cooking, whether they’re a recent culinary school graduate, a newlywed outfitting a first kitchen, or a seasoned home chef who treasures their cutlery. They’re also a practical present for outdoor enthusiasts who rely on sharp blades for camping or fishing trips. Choosing the right knife sharpening stone depends on a few factors: the types of knives you own, how often you cook, and your comfort level with sharpening techniques. Some stones come in dual grits, offering both coarse and fine surfaces for repairing nicks and polishing to a razor-sharp finish. Others are designed specifically for delicate blades, like those found in Japanese or specialty knives. If you’re curious about these traditional tools, you can explore more about their unique qualities on our Japanese Sharpening Stones page. No matter your experience level, keeping a sharpening stone close at hand ensures your kitchen stays ready for every recipe, from summer fruit tarts to hearty autumn stews. With regular use, a sur la table knife sharpening routine can extend the life of your knives, making each meal prep smoother and more satisfying.
A well-maintained edge transforms ordinary cooking into a pleasure, inviting you to experiment with new ingredients and techniques. In the heat of July, when farmers’ markets are brimming with fresh herbs and sun-ripened vegetables, a sharp knife lets you slice, dice, and mince with confidence. Knife sharpening stones are easy to store and simple to use, fitting seamlessly into any kitchen setup. They’re built to last, often becoming a trusted companion for years of home-cooked meals and family gatherings. Whether you’re refining a cherished chef’s knife or maintaining a set of everyday blades, a quality sharpening stone is an essential tool for anyone who values craftsmanship in the kitchen. With a sur la table knife sharpener or stone, you’re investing in the longevity of your cutlery and the joy of cooking well, season after season.
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FAQ List
A knife sharpening stone is a tool used to sharpen and maintain the edge of a knife. It typically consists of a flat stone with a coarse or fine-grit surface.
To use a knife sharpening stone, you'll need to hold the knife at the correct angle and run it along the surface of the stone, using a consistent motion and pressure. This will help to sharpen the blade and remove any dull or damaged areas.
Using a knife sharpening stone can help to keep your knives sharp and effective for longer, which can make food prep easier and safer. It can also improve the overall quality of your cooking by allowing you to make cleaner, more precise cuts.
When buying a knife sharpening stone, you'll want to consider factors such as the type of stone (coarse or fine), the size and shape of the stone, and any additional features such as a non-slip base or sharpening guide. You'll also want to ensure that the stone is compatible with the type of knives you have.
The frequency with which you should use a knife sharpening stone depends on how often you use your knives and how dull they become. As a general rule, it's a good idea to sharpen your knives every few months or whenever they start to feel dull or ineffective.
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"The double sided stone is convenient and easy to use and once you get the hang of it its fun running your knives against it"
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"Just love this sharpener!!! I was having problems keeping a good edge on my knives while using another name brand sharpener; not any longer with this sharpener"
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"One of the best sharpeners I have owned. Although it is one inch too long to fit into my countertop angled Wusthof wooden knife holder---the sharpener sticks out the end and smacks into the stone countertop...not a huge deal, but one must be careful"
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"The Ikon sharpener is perfect for my set of Ikon steak knives and my Wusthof chef's knife"
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"I sharpened a produce knife that hadn't been sharpened in 20 years. It took about 30 minutes, but now it is as good as new"
