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Sharpening Stones
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Naniwa Regular 220 Flattening Stone
Promotes maximum cutting for all grit sizes of whetstones. Learn More$24.95 -
Minonokuni 220 grit Waterstone
Minonokuni 220 Grit Whetstone Dimensions:(210mm x 70mm x 20mm) This aggressive stone is intended for use with knives that have damaged edges; chips, reverse curves, broken tips, bevel setting. This knife will rquire a fair amount of water so be sure to soak it. Made in Japan. Learn More -
Naniwa 220 grit Ceramic Super Stone
Size: (210x70x20 mm) (8.25x2.75x.80 in.)
This coarse stone is recommended for use in chip repair, flattening shinogi lines and things of this nature. As opposed to traditional waterstones in this grit range, this Naniwa 200 stays flat longer, and doesn't create excessive slurry. A favorite of mine for repair work. Learn More$52.30 -
Naniwa 220 grit Pink Alumina Flattening Stone
A flattening stone, designed to restore the flat surface of sharpening stones. Over time, sharpening stones develop low spots from repeated use—this tool helps grind them back to a perfectly even surface for optimal sharpening performance. Learn More$35.95 -
Naniwa Lobster 220 Grit Waterstone
The Naniwa (Lobster Brand) 220 Grit waterstone is an aggressive stone with a fair amount of bite. This stone is best used on knives that are very dull, damaged or have issues like a missing tip. The course texture will allow the user to create a new bevel in their blade with ease. These are porous stones so be sure to let them soak up the water until the bubbles cease. Made in Vietnam.
Dimensions:
210mm X 65mm X 30mm
8.27" X 2.56" X 1.18" Learn More$30.95 -
Naniwa 2000 grit Traditional Waterstone
Naniwa’s Traditional Water Stones are specially designed for sharpening hard steels commonly found in woodworking tools and select specialty knives. This Hard Steel series runs parallel to Naniwa’s Standard Traditional Stones but is engineered for enhanced performance on tough steels. Featuring a harder binder, these stones provide a more aggressive sharpening action while minimizing wear, making them ideal for the unique demands of hard steel applications. 2000 Grit: This grit is popular with those who like to use just one or two total grits in sharpening. It is fine enough to leave a decent cutting edge that will be a bit toothy with a more saw-like cutting action, but coarse enough to be used on knives that have only just begun to lose cutting ability. It is also popular as a middle grit to continue the refining process before proceeding to finer grits for a more razor like edge. Learn More$62.75 -
Naniwa 4000 grit Traditional Waterstone
Naniwa’s Traditional Water Stones are specially designed for sharpening hard steels commonly found in woodworking tools and select specialty knives. This Hard Steel series runs parallel to Naniwa’s Standard Traditional Stones but is engineered for enhanced performance on tough steels. Featuring a harder binder, these stones provide a more aggressive sharpening action while minimizing wear, making them ideal for the unique demands of hard steel applications. 4000 Grit: This is a good choice for a final grit for knife sharpening, especially if you prefer a slightly toothy edge that cut with a saw-like action. It is also a good intermediate grit if you intend to proceed to a very fine finish from the 8000. Learn More$68.65 -
Pride Abrasive 120 Grit Flattening Stone
Pride Abrasive 120 Grit Flattening Stone for flattening (lapping) sharpening stones. Can be used on Ceramic stones, however best used in conjunction with Pride Abrasive water stones. Made in USA. Learn More$24.95 -
Naniwa 12,000 Grit Ceramic Super Stone
The Naniwa 12,000 Grit Super Stone is used for the final stage of sharpening. Generally speaking, a stone with this high a grit is used for polishing the shinogi line and edge of Traditional Japanese knives. Many chefs will also increase the angle a couple degrees to put a very fine micro-bevel with this stone. This stone is also very popular with straigh razor sharpeners who need to create the smoothest possible edge. This stone creates a phenomenal polish. If you're looking to create a mirror polish you'll want this stone in your arsenal. We recommend using a Naniwa dressing stone with high grit stones such as this. The dressing stone will create a slurry and clean particles that embed in these high-grit polishing stones. Learn More$107.80 -
Norton 1000/8000 Grit Combination Waterstone
The Norton 1000/8000 Grit Combination Waterstone creates an abrasive slurry during use, for effective sharpening, and less pressure than oil stones. The 1000 grit is fairly course and should be used to fix minor chips and dings in the blade. The 8000 is used for a high degree of polish on a knife. Generally, stones in this range are used on traditional Japanese knives to smooth grind marks along the shinogi line and minimize drag. For general use like cutting tomatoes, this may be too high a degree of sharpening. When slicing meats and fishes you benefit from this mirror finish sharpening. The blue plastic box features rubber feet, and can be used as a holder during use.
Dimensions: 8 x 3 x 1 in. Learn More$125.00
