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Sharpening stones are usually small, handheld blocks blended elements, either aluminum carbide or silicon carbide. Most stones have different grits, one on each side. One side is usually coarse to take out any major folds while the other side is fine to hone and finish out the sharpening process. When using a sharpening stone, it is important that you properly wet the surface before beginning. Using either water or mineral oil will lubricate the surface, making it easier to slide the blade along the stone. Hold the knife by the handle and angle the blade so the edge contacts the stone at a 20° angle. It is easiest to hold the stone in one hand and the knife in the other. Draw the blade across and down the stone, sharp edge towards you. Repeat this two to six times on each side or until the blade is reshaped. To test the edge, draw your thumb across, not down, the blade. I fit feels like it is pulling on your thumbprint, then it is sharp.

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Update International (G-0212) - 12" x 2" Aluminum Oxide Sharpening Stone $1.89	Update International (G-2512) - 12" x 2 1/2" Aluminum Oxide Sharpening Stone $2.89 Order it in the next 10 minutes and it ships Today!	Browne-Halco (821) - 8" x 2" Silicon Carbide Sharpening Stone $1.83 Order it in the next 10 minutes and it ships Today! 3	Update International (G-0208) - 8" x 2" Aluminum Oxide Sharpening Stone $1.09 Order it in the next 10 minutes and it ships Today!
Dexter-Russell (3-WAY) - Ceramic Knife Sharpener - Sani-Safe Series $54.39 Order it in the next 10 minutes and it ships Today!	Victorinox (41015) - 12" x 1" Coarse Sharpening Stone $33.09	Victorinox (41016) - 12" x 1" Medium Sharpening Stone $33.09	Victorinox (41017) - 12" x 1" Fine Sharpening Stone $33.09
Royal Industries (ROY ST 8) - 8" x 2" Aluminum Oxide Sharpening Stone $2.29 4	Town Food Equipment (49008) - Medium Carbide Sharpening Stone $4.29 3	Town Food Equipment (49012) - Large Carbide Sharpening Stone $14.69 4

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