KME Precision Knife Sharpening System, Diamond Stone Kit, KF-D4

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Coarse sharpening stone
Length: 15.2 cm
Width: 5 cm
Weight: 350 grams

The **KME Super-Tuff ceramic sharpening stone, coarse** is an aggressive sharpening stone that quickly removes material. As such the sharpening stone is therefore perfect to re-profile a damaged edge or completely blunt knife.

 The stone is comprised of brown aluminium oxide and comes in a wooden storage box that also serves as a sharpening stone holder. Add some water to the stone before use to decrease friction during use. Our experience with these stones is that at first they feel incredibly coarse. By using it the stone will get its actual grain size.



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Some sharpening stones need to be submerged, others only need a splash of water and some need no water at all! For the best results, check in advance what is best for your sharpening stone.

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KME "Super-Tuff" ceramic sharpening stone, coarse

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KME "Super-Tuff" ceramic sharpening stone, coarse

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