Experience the economical yet superior quality of the Naniwa Lobster series of stones, Naniwa's most cost-effective offering. Enjoy the robust performance of a Naniwa stone, available at the affordability of a budget water stone. This stone is 220 Grit.
For optimal results, we suggest soaking the stones in water until the bubbles stop coming out (about 5 minutes) before use, in line with traditional water stone usage. These stones deliver rapid sharpening, reflecting their traditional water stone nature.
Unlike other affordable alternatives, Naniwa Lobster stones are full-sized, boasting dimensions of 8 1/4" in length and 2 1/2" in width. The 3000 grit variant is just slightly over 3/4" thick, while all other grit options are just over an inch in thickness. In MM the dimensions of this stone are 210mm x 65mm x 30mm.
Proudly crafted by Naniwa Vietnam.
For optimal results, we suggest soaking the stones in water until the bubbles stop coming out (about 5 minutes) before use, in line with traditional water stone usage. These stones deliver rapid sharpening, reflecting their traditional water stone nature.
Unlike other affordable alternatives, Naniwa Lobster stones are full-sized, boasting dimensions of 8 1/4" in length and 2 1/2" in width. The 3000 grit variant is just slightly over 3/4" thick, while all other grit options are just over an inch in thickness. In MM the dimensions of this stone are 210mm x 65mm x 30mm.
Proudly crafted by Naniwa Vietnam.
Reviews
1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Great place to start, June 20, 2024Posted By: Larry Johnson
If you have a dull knife, this stone is a great starting point. It is on the soft side, but it kicks up a burr rather quickly. It works on carbon and softer stainless. This is my first 200 grit stone. It is a great starting place for dull knives and minor chip repairs.
If you have a dull knife, this stone is a great starting point. It is on the soft side, but it kicks up a burr rather quickly. It works on carbon and softer stainless. This is my first 200 grit stone. It is a great starting place for dull knives and minor chip repairs.
