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MIDO Professional Abrasive Whetstone Knife Sharpener 2 Side Grit 1000/6000 Knife Sharpener Stone, Knife Sharpening Stone with Non-slip Bamboo Base, Knife Sharpeners Tool Kit for Kitchen Hunting
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About MIDO Professional Abrasive Whetstone Knife
WHAT YOU WILL HAVE Affordable and High-quality Knife Sharpening Stone Kit! 1. Premium Quality Corundum Sharpening Stone provides a perfect 2 sides grit combination to you sharpen your knives and tools, cost-effective knife sharpening stone kit. 1000 Grit: If your knives have lost their edge and need a good sharpen, then this is the grit you should start with. 6000 Grit: Used for super-fine finishing and to refine your knife edge. 2. Your safety is our priority. Solid Outer Base with Inner Nonslip Silicone Base combination of this whetstone secures your stone so you can sharpen blades safely and efficiently. 4.Versatile: An all-around Waterstone can be used to sharpen any blade with a straight edge, such as kitchen knives, pocket knives, hunting knives, razors, chisels, or even axes. 5. This Whetstone requires only water to do the job perfectly. What’s more, there is no need to spend additional funds on oils and Save hundreds of dollars in the purchase of new knives by revitalizing your existing ones. How to Use: 1. Soak the whetstone in the water for 5-10 minutes, then put it on the nonslip base. 2. Coarse Grinding: Put the sharpening stone angle guide on the knife and maintain the angle to sharpen the knife on the surface of 1000 side stone back and forth with gentle pressure, until the edge sharp enough. 3. Fine Grinding: Use more gentle pressure, repeat step 2, and repair the edge until smoothly and keenly on the surface of 6000 side whetstone. 4. Please wipe the sharpening stone with a wet cloth or rinse it with water after sharpening the tool, and then dry it.
