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Sharpening Stones
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Naniwa Fine Rust Eraser
Designed to remove rust from carbon steel knives and tools. Knife Merchant Tip: Rust erasers are generally used dry, but for heavily rusted knives, adding a couple drops of tsubaki or mineral oil speeds up your work and creates a smoother finish Learn More -
Norton IB6 Combination Oil Stone
Norton's IB6 Combination oil stone measures (6x2x1) inches. This stone works best when a small amount of mineral oil is applied. Long lasting and well priced this is a great tool for butchers. Learn More$27.00 -
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Norton 8000 Grit Waterstone
Norton 8x3x1 inch 8000 Grit Waterstone 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. Learn More$150.00 -
Norton IM313 Medium Crystolon Replacement Stone JM6
Restore Industrial Sharpening Speed with the Genuine Norton JM6 Medium Stone In high-volume commercial environments, the Norton IM313 system is the standard for maintaining kitchen cutlery. However, even the most durable stones eventually wear or glaze over. This Medium Crystolon Replacement Stone (MPN: JM6) is the exact factory specification required to bring your sharpening station back to peak efficiency. Constructed from premium silicon carbide, the Crystolon material is prized by professional sharpeners for its aggressive cutting speed. Unlike aluminum oxide stones, these silicon carbide crystals fracture during use, constantly exposing sharp new edges to the steel. This makes the medium grit stone the 'workhorse' of the IM313 unit—perfect for knives that have lost their keen edge but don't yet require a full coarse-grit regrind. Whether you are a professional butcher processing hundreds of pounds of protein or a chef in a high-pressure line environment, this stone ensures you spend less time at the sharpening station and more time at the board. Designed to be submerged in the IM313 oil reservoir, it remains lubricated and ready for immediate use, preventing the heat friction that can ruin a blade's temper. Learn More$40.00 -
Masahiro 600 grit Waterstone
A fast-cutting 600 grit waterstone that removes material quickly while leaving an edge refined enough to move directly to 3000 grit. The Masahiro 600 Grit is the stone to reach for when a knife has fallen past maintenance and needs to be brought back efficiently. It cuts quickly and predictably, making it easy to re-establish an edge without overworking the blade. What sets this stone apart is the finish it leaves. Unlike most stones in this range, it produces a cleaner scratch pattern, which allows you to move straight to a 3000 grit for refinement. You can skip the 1000 grit step entirely if you prefer a more efficient progression. This makes it especially useful for routine edge recovery on working knives, perfect for when the edge is worn down but not heavily damaged. It will raise a consistent burr quickly, with clear feedback throughout the stroke. You can feel exactly when the edge is ready to move on, which helps maintain control over pressure and angle. This is not a heavy repair stone. For large chips or full reprofiling, a coarser grit is still required. Soak the stone before use and keep the surface wet during sharpening. Like all waterstones, it will wear over time and should be flattened periodically to maintain a consistent surface. Learn More$55.00 -
Pride Abrasive 3000/8000 Grit Combination Stone
Pride Abrasive 3000/8000 Grit Combination Waterstone is made in Bristol, Wisconsin using the finest available ingredients, this is done so that the stone will last without constant re-flattening and that the abrasive content is high enough in the stone to move hardened steel. The 3000 grit is a maintenance stone for daily touch ups to otherwise fairly sharp knives. The 8000 grit will smooth and refine the work done by the 3000, however the 8000 grit will begin to polish the steel this is necessary for the cutting of protein. Made In USA. Learn More$79.95 -
Norton 4 1/2 oz. Sharpening Stone Lubricant
Norton 4.5 oz. Sharpening Stone Oil is a highly refined oil that does not cake on the stones and meets US Pharmacopoeia standards, where it’s safe to use around food prep. Learn More -
Norton 1000 Grit Waterstone
Norton 1000 grit waterstone is a full sized (as opposed to a combination stone) and should last a very long time. This is the grit you would use to establish an edge on a dull knife. If you were to purchase just one stone, 1000 grit should be the choice. The plastic case has rubber feet on the bottom and notches at the top to hold your stone securely while sharpening. I also soak my Norton stones directly in the plastic case. Learn More$75.00 -
Norton 16 oz. Sharpening Stone Lubricant
Professional-Grade Lubrication for a Frictionless Edge Sharpening is a game of heat and friction management. Without the correct lubricant, even the highest-quality sharpening stone will eventually 'glaze'—a process where microscopic metal particles, known as swarf, become embedded in the stone's pores, rendering it useless. Norton 16 oz. Sharpening Stone Lubricant is engineered specifically to prevent this failure, ensuring your India or Crystolon stones remain aggressive and effective for years. The Science of Swarf Suspension This highly refined mineral oil is formulated with a specific viscosity that lifts metal filings off the stone’s surface during the sharpening stroke. By keeping these particles in suspension, the oil prevents them from clogging the abrasive grit. Unlike generic oils or lower-grade lubricants, this Norton formula is processed to meet strict United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) standards. This means it is entirely food-safe, a non-negotiable requirement for professional chefs, butchers, and home cooks who sharpen their tools in the same environment where they prep food. Why Professionals Choose Norton In high-volume environments like butcher shops or industrial kitchens, speed and hygiene are paramount. This oil does not cake, thicken, or turn rancid over time. It remains fluid, allowing for easy cleanup with a simple wipe. Whether you are performing a heavy repair on a coarse Crystolon stone or finishing a delicate edge on a Fine India oil stone, this lubricant provides the thermal stability needed to prevent localized heat buildup, which can temper the steel and ruin a blade’s hardness. Made in the USA, it represents the gold standard for traditional oil-stone maintenance. Learn More
