Super-Fine 6000 Grit Whetstone for Final Knife Edge Finishing, Complete with Wooden Base and Nagura Stone
This 6000 grit whetstone refines knife edges at the final sharpening stage, helping produce a precise finish for everyday cutting tasks. It includes natural whetstone powder for smooth cutting action and useful feedback as you sharpen.
The stone comes attached to a sturdy wooden base and includes a Nagura dressing stone to maintain the finishing surface. Thoroughly wet the whetstone before use and occasionally add water while sharpening; no presoak is needed.
After use, hand wash the stone and wipe it clean with a soft cloth. Let it air-dry in a cool, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight and heat before storage. Do not leave it submerged for long periods.
Features
- 6000 grit finishing surface for refining a knife edge
- Contains natural whetstone powder for smooth sharpening action and feedback
- Attached wooden base
- Included Nagura dressing stone removes slippery black areas with a little water
- Nagura stone also smooths the finishing surface after coarse-abrasive flattening
- Ready to use after thoroughly wetting the surface
Specifications
- Product: Super-fine finishing whetstone
- Grit: 6000
- Stone dimensions: 205 mm long × 75 mm wide × 25 mm high
- Composition detail: Includes natural whetstone powder
- Base: Attached wooden base
- Included accessory: Nagura dressing stone
- Water preparation: Thoroughly wet the surface; no presoak required
- Care: Hand wash and air-dry away from sunlight and heat; avoid prolonged immersion
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does this 6000 grit whetstone fit into a sharpening routine?
This 6000 grit whetstone is intended for the final finishing stage. It refines the edge for everyday cutting tasks.
Does the whetstone need soaking before use?
No, this whetstone needs only a thoroughly wetted surface before sharpening. Occasionally re-wet the surface during use, and avoid leaving the stone in water for long periods.
How do I use the included Nagura dressing stone?
Use the Nagura dressing stone with a little water to remove slippery black areas from the whetstone surface. It can also smooth and refine the finishing surface after flattening with a coarse abrasive.
How should I dry the whetstone before storing it?
Air-dry the whetstone in a cool, well-ventilated area before storage. After hand washing, wipe it clean with a soft cloth and keep it away from direct sunlight and other heat sources.