The Hard Black Arkansas stone is natural stone with a high content of microcrystalline quartz. Quarried in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and ...
View full detailsSave by purchasing all 3 grits. The Norton India stone is an oilstone made with aluminum oxide abrasive. This abrasive leaves a fine edge on kn...
View full detailsSave $6 by purchasing all 3 grits. The Norton India stone is an oilstone made with aluminum oxide abrasive. This abrasive leaves a fine edge on ...
View full detailsSave $6 when you purchase all 3 grits. The Norton India stone is an oilstone made with aluminum oxide abrasive. This abrasive leaves a fine edge o...
View full detailsPrecision Sharpening for Small Tools. Buy Both and Save When sharpening carving tools and other small tools, sometimes you just need something s...
View full detailsNatural Sharpening Stones From Belgium The Ardennes region of Belgium has for centuries quarried natural stones famous as high quality whetstones...
View full detailsNatural Sharpening Stones From Belgium The Ardennes region of Belgium has for centuries quarried natural stones famous as high quality whetstones...
View full detailsVersatile Stone with Round and Tapered Sides The Belgian Blue Multiform Whetstone From Ardennes-Coticule is a versatile stone shaped for sharpen...
View full detailsA Combination of Two Natural Stones The CotPyr Combination stone from Ardennes-Coticule combines two natural stones: A Pyrenees and a Belgian Blue...
View full detailsNatural Stone with Two Round and Sides The Belgian Blue Slipstone From Ardennes-Coticule is a versatile stone shaped for sharpening gouges. The ...
View full detailsNatural Stone with Tapered Sides The Belgian Blue Multiform Whetstone From Ardennes-Coticule is shaped for sharpening gouges and v-tools. The Mu...
View full detailsPerfect for Small Blades The unique shapes of the Random Shaped Coticules are great for sharpening edges on a wide variety of small blades such as...
View full detailsRound Over Edge for Sharpening Carving Gouges The Coticule Splipstone From Ardennes-Coticule is shaped for sharpening gouges. The Slipstone has ...
View full detailsNatural Coticule Stones From Belgium The Ardennes region of Belgium has, for centuries, produced natural coticule stones famous as high quality w...
View full detailsVersatile Stone with Round and Tapered Sides The Coticule Multiform Whetstone From Ardennes-Coticule is a versatile stone shaped for sharpening ...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/4" Triangle Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 4" lo...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/4" Round Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 4" long...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/2" Triangle Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 6" lo...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/2" Square Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 6" long...
View full detailsThe Green Brick of Joy The Aotoishi stone from Naniwa has developed a dedicated following among knife sharpeners. The large, brick-like shape e...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/2" Round Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 6" long ...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a Diamond Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 4" long, 1"...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/4" Half Round Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 4" ...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a Diamond Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 4" long, 9/...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Files in a 1/2" Half Round Profile There are times when you need a good sharpening stone in a specific shape. At 6" ...
View full detailsAmerican Made Aluminum Oxide Stones in a Handy Pocket Size Sometimes you need a good sharpening stone in a small size. These aluminum oxide ston...
View full detailsThe largest flattening stone we carry This extra large flattening stone by Naniwa will tackle any water stone flattening needs. This is the ...
View full detailsKeep your water stones flat Flattening your water stones is an important process for maintaining them so that they give optimal performance. Thi...
View full detailsSAVE when you buy the Norton Water Stone Kit versus purchasing these stones separately. Water stones have earned a loyal following because...
View full detailsSplash-and-Go Ceramic Water Stone The Debado SNE Stones from Suehiro offer splash-and-go convenience and better shape-holding characteristics with ...
View full detailsKeep all of your Norton Water Stones flat and ready to use the the Norton Flattening Stone. Economical Flattening Due to their tendency to ...
View full detailsUnique All-In-One Knife Sharpening Kit We're thrilled to introduce the new Shapton Glass Stone Seven Knife Sharpening Kit. The G7 Kit has ev...
View full detailsThe Norton Oilstone Starter Kit will start you off right The kit includes a Medium India stone and a Soft Arkansas stone. These stones measure ...
View full detailsThe Norton Stone Holder provides a secure base for sharpening and clean storage. The case is molded from rigid ABS plastic and has non-slip rubber...
View full detailsStainless Steel Cases for Shapton Rock Star and Glass Stones These stainless steel cases fit the Shapton Rock Star and ShaptonGlass Stones...
View full detailsRock Star Stones from Shapton Introducing a sharpening tool that contains the distilled essence of Shapton’s years of sharpening experience, th...
View full detailsThere isn't a single best stone. Each of the stone type has advantages. We recommend that you find the benefits that mean most to you. Water stones and diamond stones are the most popular, but if you want to learn the advantages of each, we recommend you read our article Difference in Sharpening Stone Materials.
A larger stone is generally better. So a 8” or larger stone is generally recommended. A larger stone is easier to use and will help you sharpen more quickly. The reason for smaller stones is usually cost or portability.
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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