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Round Sharpening Steel [Matfer Bourgeat]
Brand: Matfer Bourgeat
12 INCH ROUND SHARPENING STEEL

Sharp Stone 6" Hrd/Sft
340-1500 SHARPNING STONE

Sharpening Stone
$0.00
Brand: Case Cutlery
HARD SHARPENING STONE

Smith Abrasives Dtri-6 6" Diamond 3-Stone Sharpening System
$82.35
Brand: Smith Abrasives
Rotating stone bar and non-skid cradle base

Splex 1000 Grit Medium Waterstone
$21.95
Brand: Splex
1000 medium grit for fast sharpening of dull edge tools.

Splex 1200 Grit Medium Fine Grit Waterstone
$21.95
Brand: Splex
1200 grit for fast conditioning of slightly dull edges.

Suehiro 6000 Grit Large Waterstone
$45.20
Brand: Suehiro
6000 Grit Finishing Stone quickly produces the finest, sharpest edge.

Water Stone 800 Grit
705-2010 WATR STONE 6000

 

Whet Stones, 2
Brand: American Science & Surplus
Whet Stones. Keep small knives and tools sharp. The sharpening stones in our 2-pc set include (1) large 6" x 13/16" x 3/8" and (1) slim 4" x 3/8" x 1/10", both labeled 320 grit. The stones in our 3-pc set are all 4" long x 1/4" square. We know they have (3) different surfaces, but we haven't a clue to their true grit.

White Rub Stone
12058 STONE,WHITE RUB

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