HARFINGTON Knife Sharpening Stone 150/240 Grit Double-Sided Knife Sharpening Stone Sharpener Whetstone for Knives Scissors Kitchen Sharpen Tools, Grayon Sale

Size – It is a double-sided grit stone with 150/240 grits, allowing you to perform coarse and fine sharpening. The size of this whetstone is 6″ * 2″ * 1″ (L*W*H)

Material – Its material is aluminum oxide and is commonly used in the production of abrasives and grinding tools. It possesses excellent hardness and wear resistance.

Feature – The sharpening stone has two sides with different grit levels. The thicker grit side is used for edges and removing larger imperfections, while the thinner grit side is designed for smoothing and polishing cutting edges.

Application – The sharpener stone set is suitable for grinding kitchen and outdoor tools, woodworking chisels, jade, seals, and carving knives.

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Note – Simply place the knife on the sharpening stone and move it back and forth while maintaining an angle of about 30°.