STONEGO Knife Sharpening Stone – Waterstone Whetstone
STONEGO Knife Sharpening Stone – Waterstone Whetstone
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Restore your knives to razor-sharp perfection with this premium white corundum sharpening stone. Requires only water — no messy oils — and sits securely in a non-slip base for safe, stable sharpening. Suitable for kitchen knives, scissors, razors, and woodworking tools.
Key Benefits
- Waterstone Technology: Use with just water — easy setup, eco-friendly, and simple cleanup.
- Wide Grit Range: Available from 60 to 3000 grit for reshaping, sharpening, and fine polishing.
- Non-Slip Base: Rubber base ensures safe, stable sharpening on any surface.
- Angle Guide Included: Helps beginners maintain the correct sharpening angle consistently.
- Multipurpose: Works on kitchen knives, pocket knives, scissors, razors, and woodworking tools.
- Long Lifespan: Durable corundum construction lasts for years with proper care.
Specifications
- Material: White Corundum
- Size (with base): 160mm × 23mm × 8mm
- Grit Options: 60, 120, 180, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1500, 2000, 3000
- Package Includes: 1 x Sharpening stone
How to Use
- Soak the stone in water for 5–10 minutes before use.
- Place the stone on a stable surface using the non-slip base.
- Use the angle guide to maintain a consistent sharpening angle.
- Sharpen the blade using smooth, even strokes along the stone surface.
- Rinse the stone and allow it to dry after use.
Helpful Notes
- Please select your preferred grit level before ordering — lower grit for reshaping, higher grit for polishing.
- Manual measurement may vary slightly from listed dimensions.
FAQ
Which grit should I choose?
Use lower grits (60–240) for repairing damaged or very dull blades, medium grits (400–800) for general sharpening, and higher grits (1000–3000) for fine polishing and finishing.
Does it require oil?
No. This is a waterstone — simply use water. No oil is needed.
Is the angle guide included?
Yes, an angle guide is included to help maintain the correct sharpening angle.
