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Handheld Sharpening Stones
Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges
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Suede Leather × Leather—Also known as strops, these leather-coated wooden stones create a razor-sharp, polished blade edge after you sharpen with other abrasives. First, sharpen with the suede leather side to remove any remaining microscopic burrs. Next, sharpen with the smooth leather side to refine the edge.
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Lg. | Wd. | Stone Thickness | Stone Color | Lubrication | Overall Lg. | Handle Material | Includes | Each | |||
Two Grit | |||||||||||
Suede Leather × Leather | |||||||||||
| 8 1/2" | 2 1/2" | 7/8" | Brown × Brown | Required | 13 1/4" | Wood | Angle Guide Buffing Compound | 8502N11 | 000000 | ||
Sharpening Stones
Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges
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Single Grit |
Leather—These leather-coated wooden stones polish blade edges after sharpening with abrasives for a razor-sharp finish. Also known as strops.
Antislip Feet—Keep the stone in place to maintain a steady angle while you sharpen.
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Lg. | Wd. | Stone Thickness | Lubrication | Includes | Each | |||
Single Grit | ||||||||
Leather | ||||||||
| 8" | 3" | 7/8" | Required | Angle Guide Antislip Feet Buffing Compound | 8658N11 | 000000 | ||
