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Spyderco - Bench Stone 2" x 8", Medium/600 Grit

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Spyderco sharpening stones are ceramic stones but unlike man-made Japanese water or ceramic stones, Spyderco's stones require no lubrication of any kind. No oil. No water. No slurry. Best of all,...

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Spyderco sharpening stones are ceramic stones but unlike man-made Japanese water or ceramic stones, Spyderco's stones require no lubrication of any kind. No oil. No water. No slurry. Best of all, no mess. The medium (brown) stones have a grain structure ideal for quick stock removal such as re-shaping a blade or removing nicks and because of this unique grain structure, will show wear over time or with heavy use. The fine and ultra fine (white) stones do not wear at all and have a grain structure that excels polishing the edge of any steel. Spyderco stones do not require any special maintenance such as flattening, simply an occasional cleaning with any powered cleanser is all that's needed to refresh the surface and keep these stones in top shape. Spyderco bench stones are flat (guaranteed within .020) and broad (2" x 8"). Ideal for sharpening and polishing a wide variety of tools from chisels to plane blades. Each stones comes packed in a rigid polymer case with rubber feet that protects the stone and provides a base for table top use.

  • Spyderco's stones require no lubrication of any kind.
  • No maintenance such as flattening.
  • Ideal for sharpening and polishing a wide variety of tools from chisels to plane blades.
  • Each stones comes packed in a rigid polymer case with rubber feet.

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    perfect

    A fantastic beging step to be followed by the fine then the ultra fine ceramic stones.