The stone is large, easier to sharpen, well made, no defects. The only thing I could complain about is... it's not cheap. In some ways, it's more expensive than diamonds.
Double-sided sharpening stone with 2000 and 5000 grit. The abrasive surface measures 18 centimeters by 6 centimeters.
- 2000 grit is for smoothing the blade and preparing it for more precise polishing,
- 5000 grit is for polishing the blade and finishing the grind, providing a smooth and very sharp edge.
The increased hardness of the SHARPI stone according to the Japanese JIS R6001 standard ensures faster sharpening and lower wear. The set includes a base that prevents the sharpening stone from slipping during use.
Instructions for use: Soak the stone in water (spraying is enough) or use sharpening oil. Place the sharpening stone on a flat surface. To sharpen a knife, move it over the stone several times (applying light pressure), first one side of the knife and then the other. When sharpening the knife, try to keep the correct blade angle (15 deg-30 deg).
Technical data
Grit: 2000/5000
Abrasive material: corundum
Dimensions: 20 x 7 x 4 cm
Weight: 500 g
Manufacturer: Sharpi, PRC
| Weight | 500 g |
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| Dimensions | 200 x 70 x 40 mm |
| Abrasive material gradation | 2000/5000 |
| Abrasive material | ceramic (corundum) |
| Non-slip base | Yes |
| EAN | 5906333725236 |
| Manufacturer code | SH-WS-2050 |
| Brand | Sharpi |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 5
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The stone is okay, no complaints, it does what it was made for, it sharpens and does not make life difficult. It doesn't crumble or crack, it's fine. The base is nice, the stone doesn't slip, you can sharpen in peace.
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I'm not really a knife collector, but it sharpens Morakniv and Victorinox knives really well. Whetstones can be very expensive, but for sharpening bushcraft and EDC knives, this one is great.
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I already have a 600/2000 grit stone from the same company, works perfectly—this one is different, so 4 stars, but it sharpens as well as the other one. 3000 grit is OK but after sharpening three knives with the 1000 grit, 'Danube waves' appeared—it wore down really fast—I don't know if this stone is just that soft or if I just got a soft one? But overall, I recommend it.
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Overall, I recommend it. This is the first stone I bought because I wanted to sharpen my knives without using regular sharpeners, and this stone does the job.
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