Whetstone 1000 6000 Grit Kitchen Knife Sharpening Stones 2 Side Water Wet Stone Sharpener Kit Japanese Wetstone Knives Sharpeners Waterstone Whet Stone Anti-slip Base Angle Guide User Guidebook

Made my knives very sharp again, worked well, quality product, also fast delivery from amazon again, great job.

Cuts very fast and surprised me by handling HAP40 steel that is extremely hard and typically needs diamond stone. All that was done without any noticeable wear. And the stand/holder is well made and has very thick costing of polyurethane or 2-part varnish (i.e. virtually indestructible, so the glued bamboo has a chance to survive frequent contacts with water. Should it fall apart, an old cloth/towel will do just fine, so it is not a problem).Overall, I was like "Wow! Astonishing!". I wish the stone was a little wider but for the price I cannot complain, it is perfectly usable. Just the stones that cost 5x more are a little bit bigger. But let me tell you: for the price, it is a steal. And I sharpen for 40+ years.

I have been sharpening tools by hand for many years. This stone works well for me to sharpen our kitchen knives, scissors and pocket knife. I feel it would be difficult for a beginner have the required feel and technique to get the desired result.

Spent 20 minutes following the guide and sharpening several of my poorly cared for kitchen knives and my god the difference is night and day.The instructions could have been a tiny bit clearer but it was still pretty easy. 10/10

The whetstone arrived quickly and in perfect shape. It works very well and does not slip during use. I am very pleased with my purchase!

Searched for hours the best process for sharpening knives. Finally settled on this product. It works great and sounds more difficult than it is. I sharpen each knife 20 swipe on each side of the knife and stone. Gives me a good sharp knife that last.

Liked the packaging and quality of items. The price with this vendor was much less for exact same product.I am a blade Smith and like simple sharpeners the perform well. This one does okay using water. I know it recommended soaking the stone in water, which I did and got an adequate edge but not razor sharp. I've used sandstone for years, but always use light oil, like mineral oil.When I switched to oil I was able to get a keen razor edge on two short swords I made.The difference with the oil is it will keep the debris off the edge and lubricate the stone keeping the grit exposed.Overall I feel it is still a great product. Will definitely recommend it

Good quality, easy to use, grip stand holds it firmly in place