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Features:
Package contents:
Our package comes with 2 pieces sharpening stones, the quantity is ample for your daily usage and replacements, you can apply them for a long time.
As household gifts:
You can apply the stones sharpening as household gifts to send to your family numbers and neighbors, these gifts are practical and helpful for them.
Specifications:
Material: corundum
Color: grey
Size: approx. 9 x 1.47 inches
Package includes:
2 x Sharpening stones
Notes:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The color may exist slight difference due to different screen displays.
amazon user
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
Great for everyday use.
OffGrid9
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
I was unhappy that these stones have no rounded surfaces to use on an inward curving blade, like a billhook or Japanese kama (sort of a mini-sickle). For years I've used a grinder, followed by an old Arkansas oil-stone, to sharpen kamas. But I couldn't use the grinder on the tight curve of a new billhook. Time to find something new. These stones seemed like a good approach.Well...not so much. The stones both arrived in one piece (good), and are of a hard, durable agregate (very good), so they should last a long while. But there is not one rounded surface. Oh, they ARE canoe-shaped, narrow at both ends, wide in the middle, so there is a CURVE to the sides, but the corners are hard 90° angles, so there's nothing to fit against the tight curve at the end of the billhook.I was also disappointed that they were such a coarse grit (I'd guess about 180?). However, I'm of two minds here, so I can't grade them down too much. I had one kama whose blade had a couple of large nicks and a badly damaged point (hard hit on a rock). Using one of these stones with oil, it was great for quickly taking out the nicks, grinding off the bent point, and giving an overall sharp (if rough) edge. As usual, I followed with a good oil stone, and the blade was super sharp. So for an initial grind, the grit is appropriate.I've also heard that when you're sharpening a large tool, like a scythe, you actually WANT a coarser grit, to give the blade a slightly ragged, saw-tooth edge. I wouldn't know -- but if that's true, this stone would likely be perfect. However, if you want to put a really fine, keen edge on your blades, you'll need to follow up with something else.One final mitigating factor - as I use these stones on inward curving blades, over time they will wear down at the corners, where they contact the metal, and sooner or later I will actually have the rounded surface that I wanted in the first place. Japanese saying - turn poison to medicine.
Marri Nelson
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
No complaints
James F. Donohue
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
I use it for resharpening hand sickles.
champion
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2024
sharpen garden tools
Martha Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023
I have one in my shed for sharpening all my garden tools at the end of season andI use the other in my garage just to keep handy for instant use.
Nate Fristoe
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023
These arrived smashed to bits. These are very fragile stones and shouldn't be shipped in a box containing two stones.
Johnny
Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2023
Never got to use. Arrived damaged
ringosassy
Reviewed in Canada on November 13, 2023
hard to return, but amazon gave refund
Marcelle Mclean
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2022
Unable to use both broken in half
Rhonda K Jones
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022
Easy to maneuver onto the cutting edge when the tool can't be disassembled. These stones did a good job on my Gardening shears.
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