Repair
Reset very dull edges and work out small chips.
Restore The
Razor Edge
Edge restoration for German and Japanese steel. Four progressive grits, an angle guide and a flattening stone.
- 400 – 8000Four grits
- Angle guideIncluded
- Water onlyNo honing oil
From dull to razor-fine
Each grit has one job. Work through them in order for a sharper, smoother edge.
Sharpen
Your everyday stone for a clean, dependable edge.
Refine
Smooth out the scratches and tighten the edge.
Polish
A fine, mirror-like finish that glides through food.
WHAT'S IN THE BOXEverything you need
Nothing you don't
- Two dual-grit stones — 400/1000 and 3000/8000 in one set.
- Bamboo base — Holds the stone steady on your counter.
- Rubber holders — Keep each stone gripped and in place.
- Angle guide — Clips on to help you hold a steady angle.
- Flattening stone — Keeps your whetstones flat and true.
72,95 € EUR
Discover the set
Splash of water
Steady hand
Soak the stone until the bubbles stop, clip on the angle guide, and work through the grits. No oil, no mess.
- Water only — no honing oil needed
- Angle guide helps you hold a steady angle
- Bamboo base keeps everything still
4Grits in one set
2Dual-sided stones
0Honing oil needed
1Angle guide included
01What comes in the sharpening set?
The set includes 400/1000 and 3000/8000 dual-sided whetstones, a bamboo base, rubber holders, an angle guide and a flattening stone.
02Which grit should I start with?
For regular sharpening, start with 1000 grit. Reserve 400 grit for very dull edges or minor damage. Work through the finer grits to refine and polish.
03Do I use water or oil?
Use water, not oil. Soak the whetstone until air bubbles subside and keep its surface wet as you sharpen.
04Is it suitable for beginners?
The included angle guide and non-slip base help you work consistently. Start slowly, use light pressure, and follow your knife maker’s recommended sharpening angle.
