Vendeur: Shapton

Shapton Kuromaku Ceramic Sharpening Stone Orange 1000 Grit Dual Pack

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Description

This outstanding set includes two Shapton Kuromaku Ceramic Whetstones (Orange) from Japan, each with a 1000 grit, providing enhanced value for all your sharpening requirements. Every Shapton Kuromaku Ceramic sharpening stone is designed for swift and efficient blade refinement, making it an essential tool for maintaining the integrity and edge of your cutting instruments. These premium whetstones are perfect for the initial sharpening stage, effortlessly restoring the sharpness of knives, various tools, and other cutting edges. Meticulously produced by Shapton Co., Ltd., a renowned Japanese manufacturer with over fifty years of experience, each whetstone guarantees exceptional quality and lasting durability. Each stone comes with a convenient plastic case that doubles as a stable base during use, enhancing precision and safety while honing.

Details

• Product Material: Ceramic

• Manufacturer: Shapton Co., Ltd.

Features

  • Achieves rapid and efficient sharpening thanks to its 1000-grit ceramic composition
  • Optimally suited for the preliminary sharpening stage prior to final honing
  • Every Shapton stone comes with a robust plastic case that serves as a stable sharpening platform
  • Produced by Shapton Co., Ltd., a highly regarded Japanese firm with more than sixty years of specialized knowledge

How to use

Firmly place a sharpening stone, within its plastic holder, onto a level surface. Before beginning, lightly dampen the stone, avoiding extensive submersion. Hold the blade at the correct angle and carefully draw it over the stone to sharpen. Once finished, rinse the stone and ensure it is completely dry before stowing it away.

Care instructions

After every use, wash the sharpening stone with water to remove any debris and dry it thoroughly to prevent damage. Avoid immersing the stone for lengthy periods, as this could diminish its performance. Store the stone in a dry area, away from extreme temperatures and direct sun exposure, to maintain its integrity.