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Sharpening Stones

Quickly sharpen the blades on your tools. Use these sharpening stones with a water-soluble or oil-based lubricant.

Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges

Two Grit

Two Grit—A different grit on each side enables two-step sharpening with one stone. First sharpen your blade with a lower grit, then sharpen again with a finer (higher) grit until the desired edge is achieved.

Aluminum Oxide Abrasive—Aluminum oxide cuts more slowly than silicon carbide for finer control. Also known as India stones.

Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Silicon carbide cuts quickly with light pressure. Also known as Crystolon stones.

Ceramic Alumina Abrasive—Ceramic alumina is extremely hard and wear resistant.

Novaculite Abrasive—Novaculite has extremely fine grains that cut very slowly for the most control over sharpening. Also known as Arkansas stones.

Leather Pouch and Plastic Pouch—Store your stone in a pouch and slip it into your pocket when you're on the go.

	Stone
	Lg.	Wd.	Stone Thickness	Lubrication	Clog Resistance Method	Container Type	Grit (For Finish)		Each
Two Grit







				Aluminum Oxide × Aluminum Oxide

				3"	1 1/2"	1/2"	Required	—	Plastic Pouch	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	000000	000000


				4"	1 3/4"	5/8"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	000000	00000
				6"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	000000	00000
				8"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	000000	00000
				11 1/2"	2 1/2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	000000	00000




						Aluminum Oxide × Novaculite

						6"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 600 (Polished)	0000000	00000




								Silicon Carbide × Aluminum Oxide

								6"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	150 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	00000


								11 1/2"	2 1/2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	150 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	000000




										Silicon Carbide × Silicon Carbide

										4"	1 3/4"	5/8"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	00000


										6"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	00000
										8"	2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	00000
										11 1/2"	2 1/2"	1"	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	—	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	00000




												Novaculite × Novaculite

												4"	2"	1/2"	Required	—	—	400 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	0000000	00000


												6"	2"	1/2"	Required	—	—	400 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	0000000	00000
												8"	2"	1/2"	Required	—	—	400 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	0000000	000000
												10"	2"	1/2"	Required	—	—	400 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	0000000	000000




														Ceramic Alumina × Ceramic Alumina

														5"	1"	1/4"	Required	—	Leather Pouch	600 (Polished) × 1800 (Polished)	0000000	00000

Straight Round Stone—For Straight Blade Edges

Two Grit

Aluminum Oxide Abrasive—Aluminum oxide cuts more slowly than silicon carbide for finer control. Also known as India stones.

Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Silicon carbide cuts quickly with light pressure. Also known as Crystolon stones.

	Lubrication	Clog Resistance Method		Each
Two Grit







	Aluminum Oxide × Aluminum Oxide

	4"	1"	100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	000000	000000




			Silicon Carbide × Silicon Carbide

			4"	1"	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	Required	Oil Filled × Oil Filled	0000000	00000

Handheld Sharpening Stones

Grip by hand and sharpen tools at the angle you need.

Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges

Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Silicon carbide cuts quickly with light pressure. Also known as Crystolon stones.

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.

	Stone
	Lg.	Wd.	Stone Thickness	Stone Color	Lubrication	Overall Lg.	Handle Material	Includes	Grit (For Finish)		Each
Two Grit







				Silicon Carbide × Silicon Carbide

				10"	1 1/4"	3/4"	Dark Gray × Dark Gray	Required	14 3/4"	Wood	—	100 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	0000000	000000




						Suede Leather × Leather

						8 1/2"	2 1/2"	7/8"	Brown × Brown	Required	13 1/4"	Wood	Angle Guide Buffing Compound	—	0000000	00000

Straight Round Stone—For Straight Blade Edges


Round Stone Shown in Use	Round Stone with Finger Groove Shown in Use

Round Stone

Round Stone with Finger

Groove

Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Silicon carbide cuts quickly with light pressure. Also known as Crystolon stones.

Finger Groove—A groove in the center shields your fingers while you sharpen.

	Stone Color	Lubrication	Features		Each
Two Grit







	Silicon Carbide × Silicon Carbide

	3"	1"	120 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	Blue × Gray	Required	—	000000	00000


	4"	1 1/2"	120 (Smooth) × 280 (Extra Smooth)	Dark Gray × Gray	Required	Finger Groove	000000	00000

Diamond Sharpening Stones

Sharpen blades of any material with the hardest and longest-lasting abrasive we offer. The diamond surface keeps its shape and finish without lubricants, so you can use these stones dry or with water. Rinse with water to clean.

Full Dimple Coverage

Straight

Rectangular Stone

Two Grit

Shallow dimples collect debris to prevent clogging the sharpening surface. These stones are a good choice for blade edges with defects that require heavy material removal. They also reduce friction and heat to protect delicate blades while you sharpen.

Antislip Feet and Antislip Mat—Keep the stone in place to maintain a steady angle while you sharpen.

		Stone
	Grit (For Finish)	Lg.	Wd.	Lubrication	Overall Lg.	Includes		Each
Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges







				Two Grit

				220 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	8"	Antislip Mat	0000000	0000000


				220 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				220 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	10"	4"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 360 (Extra Smooth)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	8"	Antislip Mat	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 360 (Extra Smooth)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 360 (Extra Smooth)	10"	4"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	10"	4"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				360 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	8"	2 5/8"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000
				360 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	10"	4"	Not Required	12"	Antislip Feet Stone Holder	0000000	000000

Without Dimples

Straight

Rectangular Stone

Two Grit

The dimple-free surface sharpens blades evenly every time. Since these stones have the most abrasive, they also remove material more quickly. However, debris can build up rapidly, so you’ll need to wipe them clean more often.

Antislip Mat—Keep the stone in place to maintain a steady angle while you sharpen.

		Stone
	Grit (For Finish)	Lg.	Wd.	Lubrication	Overall Lg.	Includes		Each
Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges







				Two Grit

				180 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	8"	3"	Not Required	8"	Antislip Mat	0000000	000000


				180 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	11"	2 1/2"	Not Required	11"	Antislip Mat	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	11"	2 1/2"	Not Required	11"	Antislip Mat	0000000	000000
				240 (Extra Smooth) × 600 (Polished)	6"	2"	Not Required	8"	Antislip Mat	0000000	00000
				320 (Extra Smooth) × 600 (Polished)	11"	2 1/2"	Not Required	11"	Antislip Mat	0000000	000000
				400 (Extra Smooth) × 1200 (Polished)	8"	3"	Not Required	10"	Antislip Mat	0000000	00000
				600 (Polished) × 1200 (Polished)	6"	2"	Not Required	8"	Antislip Mat	0000000	00000
				600 (Polished) × 1200 (Polished)	8"	3"	Not Required	10"	Antislip Mat	0000000	00000

Handheld Diamond Sharpening Stones


Style B	Style C	Style F

Hold these stones with one hand to sharpen your blade at any angle. Our hardest and longest-lasting abrasive, diamond quickly sharpens blades of any material. Use these stones dry or with water. Rinse with water to clean.

Full Dimple Coverage

Style B

Style B—Fold the sharpening end into the handle for compact storage.

		Stone
	Grit (For Finish)	Lg.	Wd.	Lubrication	Overall Lg.	Handle Material		Each
Style B—Straight Rectangular Stone for Straight Blade Edges







				Two Grit

				220 (Smooth) × 240 (Extra Smooth)	4 3/8"	7/8"	Not Required	9 1/2"	Plastic	0000000	000000


				240 (Extra Smooth) × 360 (Extra Smooth)	4 3/8"	7/8"	Not Required	9 1/2"	Plastic	0000000	00000
				360 (Extra Smooth) × 800 (Polished)	4 3/8"	7/8"	Not Required	9 1/2"	Plastic	0000000	00000

Without Dimples


Style C	Style F

Style C—Fold the sharpening end into the handle for compact storage.

		Stone
	Grit (For Finish)	Lg.	Wd.	Lubrication	Overall Lg.	Handle Material		Each
Style C—Straight Rectangular Stone for Straight Blade Edges







				Two Grit

				280 (Extra Smooth) × 600 (Polished)	3 5/8"	3/4"	Not Required	9"	Plastic	00000000	000000


				Style F—Straight Rectangular Stone for Straight Blade Edges







								Two Grit

								100 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	1"	3/8"	Not Required	5"	Aluminum	0000000	00000


								150 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	1"	3/8"	Not Required	5"	Aluminum	0000000	00000
								220 (Smooth) × 320 (Extra Smooth)	1"	3/8"	Not Required	5"	Aluminum	0000000	00000
								320 (Extra Smooth) × 400 (Extra Smooth)	1"	3/8"	Not Required	5"	Aluminum	0000000	00000
								320 (Extra Smooth) × 600 (Polished)	1"	3/8"	Not Required	5"	Aluminum	0000000	00000

Water-Activated Sharpening Stones

Sharpen cutting edges faster and with less pressure than standard stones. Instead of applying a lubricant, add a few splashes of water to form an abrasive slurry. The slurry removes imperfections efficiently, exposing fresh grit as it forms.

For duller blades, sharpen with multiple stones, moving from coarser to finer grits. Use 220 grit to smooth away damage, 500 grit for the initial pass, 1200 grit for polishing, and 1400 grit for an ultra-fine, mirror-like finish.

Add a mat to catch the slurry and keep your work area clean.

Straight Rectangular Stone—For Straight Blade Edges

Two Grit

Silicon Carbide Abrasive—Silicon carbide cuts quickly with light pressure. Also known as Crystolon stones.

	Stone
	Lg.	Wd.	Stone Thickness	Grit (For Finish)	Lubrication	Container Type		Each
Two Grit







				Silicon Carbide × Silicon Carbide

				8"	3"	1"	220 (Smooth) × 500 (Polished)	Not Required	Plastic Case	0000000	000000


				8"	3"	1"	500 (Polished) × 1200 (Polished)	Not Required	Plastic Case	0000000	000000
				8"	3"	1"	1200 (Polished) × 1400 (Polished)	Not Required	Plastic Case	0000000	000000

Sharpening Stone Truing Tools

Flatten sharpening stones after use with these tools. Diagonal grooves let debris escape so it doesn’t interfere with flattening.

Abrasive Material	Lg.	Wd.	Thk.	Lubrication	Container Type		Each
Silicon Carbide	9"	3"	3/4"	Not Required	Plastic Case	00000000	000000