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King Brand Deluxe Waterstone, 1000 Grit

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Unlike Western man-made stones, water rather than oil is used on Japanese stones to prevent the surface from being clogged with metal particles. We offer two classes of stone: coarse and finishing. The coarse stones are 250, 800, 1000, and 1200 grit. The 250 and 800 grit are faster cutting and used for repairing nicked edges or reshaping a bevel. The 1000 or 1200 grit stones are used for the first stage of the actual sharpening. Japanese water stones are softer than Western styles causing a fresh, sharp surface to be continually exposed to the tool edge.



  • Use water rather than oil for sharpening.
  • Japanese water stones are softer than Western styles.
  • For repairing and reshaping tools, 8-1/8" x 2-5/8" x 1-3/8".



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  • Edgy Stuff: Ways to Sharpen Tools - Keep your tools sharp, and you will see a positive difference in your work.
  • Care And Use of Waterstones - Synthetic waterstones are more consistent in sizing and quality than are natural stones, and are more readily available at more moderate cost.
  • Rules of Thumb - Sharpness is next to godliness ... at least for a woodworker
  • Easy Oil Stone Use - Oil stones generally are a little less finicky in use than are waterstones, though the mess tends to be harder to clean up.
  • Sharpening Stones Comparison - This chart compares the advantages and disadvantages of different sharpening stone materials.

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