Spyderco's 400F Ceramic Files include the following shapes: Round, square, triangular, and slip. The Ceramic Files can be used to sharpen your ca...
View full detailsMade of the same ceramic material of the famous Triangular rods, this is a fine ceramic bench stone. While many manufacturers use the terms fine ...
View full detailsMade of the same ceramic material of the famous Triangular rods, this is a medium ceramic bench stone. While many manufacturers use the terms med...
View full detailsMade of the same ceramic material of the famous Triangular rods, this is an ultra fine ceramic bench stone. This ultra fine is really one of the ...
View full detailsMade of the same ceramic material of the famous Triangular rods, this is an ultra fine ceramic bench stone. This ultra fine is really one of the ...
View full detailsThe Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker is a very versatile sharpening system. It can sharpen just about any knife with ease, including even serrated kni...
View full detailsThis replaces your worn out or lost Fine (white) Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker Stones. Sold in a unit of one. The rod measures 7" in length. Q...
View full detailsThis replaces your worn out or lost Medium (brown/gray) Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker Stones. Sold in a unit of one. The rod measures 7" in leng...
View full detailsThis is a very nice upgrade to the Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker System. These ultra fine triangle rods are truly ultra fine. If you desire the ...
View full detailsTwo Grits On One Ceramic Pocket Stone. The same ceramic material as Spyderco's famous Triangular Rods, the Double Stuff combines both the medium...
View full detailsSharpeners for Modern Hard Steels We're pleased to be carrying these sharpening tools from the respected Swedish knife maker, Fallkniven. Their sh...
View full detailsFrom Swedish Knife Maker Fallkniven We're pleased to be carrying these sharpening tools from the respected Swedish knife maker, Fallkniven. Their ...
View full detailsFrom Swedish Knife Maker Fallkniven We're pleased to be carrying sharpening tools from the respected Swedish knife maker, Fallkniven. Their sharpe...
View full detailsRemove Damage Safely The Fine White Hone is used to remove damage from the inside face of scissors blades blade without damaging the cutting edge....
View full detailsMost ceramic stones are designed for dry use and do not require any oil or water. This makes them especially convenient for field use or quick touch-ups since there is no setup or cleanup involved.
It is normal for ceramic stones to darken over time as metal particles accumulate on the surface. To clean a ceramic stone, scrub the surface with a plastic abrasive pad and a powdered household cleanser such as Comet or Bar Keepers Friend, then rinse with water. The stone will return to its original color. Regular cleaning keeps the surface open and sharpening efficiently.
Yes, ceramic stones handle hard steels very well. Because ceramic is an extremely hard abrasive material, it can cut steels that would quickly wear down softer abrasives. If you work with high-hardness knives, a ceramic stone is a reliable option that will hold up over time.
Our Sharpening Specialists have hands-on sharpening experience, so you can get advice on selecting the right sharpener for your needs.
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