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The stones are quick cutters with a high concentration of abrasives in the stone. They require a quick soak before use. This stone measures 205 x 73 x 27mm. Comes with a small rubber stone holder that works very well along with a small cleaning stone. These are great values and favorite low grit stone that we sell.
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3 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Terrific stonePosted By: Lionel Joyce
2 people found this review helpful
This stone has become the main weapon in my sharpening armory. Can't understand how I managed without it. Have recently started bringing my harder knives up to a 10 degree edge, and softer, Victorinox, to 12 degrees. The 320 gets them to paper cutting sharpness, before I continue to 1k and 6K for polishing. The Cerax has turned the Imanishi 1000/6000 into a star
2 people found this review helpful
This stone has become the main weapon in my sharpening armory. Can't understand how I managed without it. Have recently started bringing my harder knives up to a 10 degree edge, and softer, Victorinox, to 12 degrees. The 320 gets them to paper cutting sharpness, before I continue to 1k and 6K for polishing. The Cerax has turned the Imanishi 1000/6000 into a star
320 cerax stone Fast Cutting and FunPosted By: Robert S - verified customer
3 people found this review helpful
First understand this stone wears. After my 10th dull knife, it was dished about 1/4 inch and I flattened it with a flattening stone quickly. Because you start with a large mass of a product, you will hardly notice. It soaks for a bit, 20 minutes before the bubbles stop, but the water and resulting slurry keep the stone from loading up with metal and allows effective beveling of your blade. Most of all it is a pleasure to use and fine your zen.
3 people found this review helpful
First understand this stone wears. After my 10th dull knife, it was dished about 1/4 inch and I flattened it with a flattening stone quickly. Because you start with a large mass of a product, you will hardly notice. It soaks for a bit, 20 minutes before the bubbles stop, but the water and resulting slurry keep the stone from loading up with metal and allows effective beveling of your blade. Most of all it is a pleasure to use and fine your zen.
