Norton Crystolon Combination Oilstone, Fine/Coarse, 1 x 2 x 8"
Key features
- •Combination oilstone has 100 grit on one face for repairing cutting edges and 280 grit on the opposite face for sharpening and maintaining them
- •Silicon carbide sharpens to moderate tolerances with minimal loading when it is more important to sharpen the blade quickly than to produce a fine cutting edge
- •Prefilled with oil to allow lubricant to stay on surface during sharpening
- •1 x 8 x 2 inch (H x W x D) size makes this stone suitable for use as a bench sharpener for knives and tools
- •Oilstone is more durable and harder than a waterstone
Norton Crystolon Combination Oilstone, Fine/Coarse, 1 x 2 x 8"
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Customer Reviews
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Far better than the cheap ones
Nathan Currier•July 27, 2017
Far better than the cheap ones, we use it for sharpening all kinds of knives. These are ground flat at the manufacture and well worth the extra cost.
Four Stars
R Delish•July 16, 2017
Works as advertised
Five Stars
David L Tolley•May 30, 2017
Thanks
It was recommended to me to use while learning free-hand sharpen my ...
Sipmiceter•October 3, 2016
I've been using this for 2 years now and have had no problems with it. It was recommended to me to use while learning free-hand sharpen my knives. One tip that I've found very useful in using this stone is to put some dawn dish soap on the stone instead of oil. Once done with the sharpening just rinse off. This works so well.Norton Crystolon Combination Oilstone, Fine/Coarse, 1 x 2 x 8"
Sharpened my current knives instead of upgrading
stuffedsloth66•August 20, 2016
I am no knife or sharpening expert, but after following a few how-to videos online, I was able to take our set of "cheap" kitchen knives (less than $100 for the whole knife block set) and sharpen them enough that my spouse was impressed, and so I didn't need to spend hundreds to upgrade to more professional knives.
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