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Sharpening Stones
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Naniwa 5000 Grit Professional (Chosera) Stone
Naniwa Professional Stones (formally known as Chosera) utilize Magnesia in their bonding agent; giving these stones a longer life and faster sharpening capabilities. These stones are ceramic and do not require soaking. Splash and go. Learn More$149.50 -
Naniwa 600 Grit Diamond Sharpening Stone
Naniwa Diamond Sharpening Stones are uniquely made by taking the diamond aggregate and mixing with a 1mm thick bonding layer on a sturdy metal base. This ensures even distribution and constant cutting surface, every time, throughout the life of the stone. Used for very hard steel blades and ceramic blades. Learn More$215.00 -
Naniwa Pro 600 Grit Stone
The Naniwa Professional 600 Grit Ceramic Stone cuts quickly making this a great first stone to quickly sharpen knives that are very dull or made from very hard steels. This is also an ideal stone for fixing small imperfections.This stone cuts quickly without removing an excess of material or leaivng an overly rough edge. The edge coming off of this stone is smooth enough to transition immediately to a 2000 or 3000 grit stone. While this stone is a bit too aggressive for daily use, this is a great stone to have in your arsenal when you need to sharpen quickly. This is a good choice for someone who is comfortable with their sharpening technique and wants to work quickly. Size: 8.25 inches x 2.75 inches x 0.8 in. inches (210 mm x 70 mm x 20 mm) Learn More$73.25 -
Pride Abrasives 600 Grit Water Stone
Pride Abrasives 600 Grit Water Stone (slate/blue-grey). Pride stones use a vitrifed bonding process rather than resin. This is particularly helpful on these lower-grit stones where most brands create excessive slurry and break down quickly. These cut aggressively, yet maintain flatness very well. 600 grit is commonly used to repair minor chips, and prepare the knife for higher grit stones.
Made in the U.S.A.
Dimensions: 8"x3"x1" Learn More$51.95 -
Naniwa 6000 Grit Diamond Sharpening Stone
Achieve the Ultimate Cutting Edge with Unrivaled Precision For the sharpener who demands the pinnacle of performance and a flawless finish, the Naniwa 6000 Grit Diamond Sharpening Stone represents the apex of modern sharpening technology. This is not a traditional water stone; it is a precision tool designed to take an already sharp edge to a level of breathtaking, hair-whittling refinement. It's the ultimate step for creating a true mirror polish and a silky-smooth, razor-sharp edge. The power of this stone lies in its construction. A dense layer of monocrystalline diamonds is electroplated to a perfectly flat steel plate, creating a cutting surface that is incredibly fast, durable, and will never dish or warp. Unlike water stones that require soaking, the Naniwa Diamond stone is a true "splash-and-go" system. Most importantly, its hardness makes it exceptionally effective on the most challenging, wear-resistant modern steels (like ZDP-189, M390, and S90V) that can be slow to abrade on conventional stones. Use the 6000 grit stone as your final step to remove the finest scratches from lower grits and burnish the edge to a stunning, frictionless polish. The result is an edge that glides through ingredients with zero effort, providing the cleanest possible cuts and maximizing edge retention. Learn More$235.00 -
Pride Abrasive 6000 Grit WaterStone
The Pride Abrasive 6000 grit stone is ideal for polishing, burr removal and daily maintenance. The stone will take a minute to build a slurry so a dressing/cleaning stone is recommended. Once the slurry is attained the it shouldn't take many passes to achieve a brilliant mirror polish.
Made in the U.S.A. Learn More$85.95 -
RH Preyda 6000 Grit Waterstone
Elevate Your Edge: The RH Preyda 6000 Grit Waterstone Achieve a razor-sharp, mirror-polished finish on your blades with the RH Preyda 6000 Grit Arkansas Stone. This premium sharpening stone is composed of a blend of aluminum oxide and natural Novaculite, which is a unique stone quarried from the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas. The 6000 grit ultra-fine texture is ideal for the final stage of sharpening, honing your knives, chisels, and other fine-edged tools to perfection. This American-made water stone combines the superior sharpening capabilities of natural Arkansas stone with the convenience of a water stone, providing a durable and long-lasting sharpening solution. The stone's generous 8" x 3" x 1" size provides a large surface area for sharpening, while the included non-slip silicone base ensures safety and stability during use. Learn More$88.00 -
Naniwa 800 grit Ceramic Super Stone
Naniwa Super Stones require no soaking, just a splash and go.
Whereas the 1000 grit is normally considered the starter stone for an undamaged knife, if you're doing a lot of sharpening and want to save time, the 800 is faster. You can then skip the 1000 and move directly to a 3000 grit. No need to soak the stone, just splash and go. Learn More$59.60 -
Naniwa 800 Grit Professional (Chosera) Stone
Naniwa Professional Stones (formally known as Chosera) utilize Magnesia in their bonding agent; giving these stones a longer life and faster sharpening capabilities. These stones are ceramic and do not require soaking. Splash and go. Learn More -
Naniwa 8000 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. 8000 Grit: This 8000 grit stone is extremely fine. This is a wonderful final stage for fine cutting knives or tool edges. Learn More$87.80
