DDF IohEF Axe/Hatchet Sharpening Stone 180/320 Grit, Professional Whetstone & Tool Sharpener, Axe Sharpener with Portable Bag

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This sharpening stone must soak in water for fifteen minutes. The sharpening stone is easy to use on lawn mower blades, hedge trimmers, and shovels, due to its size. A coarse side for very dull blades, and a finer grit for a well-sharpened edge. Easy to carry, fine leather pouch is included; this outfit does a remarkable job of sharpening quickly, too!

As advertised.

I recently just got into knife sharpening and was convinced that I needed at least two whetstones (a medium grain and a finishing stone) in order to get a really sharp knife. This product offers that at an incredible sales price (1999¥) and it even comes with a knife guide so that I don’t have to worry about the angle of sharpening. The stone did make quite a lot of nice when I was first soaking it, something that my other whetstone did not do. Don’t think that affects the product, so if yours does the same, don’t worry too much about it. I have a really sharp knife now!

This leather carry case works great for my Lansky puck sharpener. This product came with a complimentary sharpening stone as well, but that's best used as a paperweight. After sharpening a single tool the 180 grit side had started flaking off the entire surface leaving it INCREDIBLY rough. I didn't want to damage the tool so I started on the 320 side which thankfully stayed smooth, though it did erode at an alarming rate. By time it was done the stone was deeply grooved, and after each pass of the blade I had to wipe off a thick later of sharpening grit. I've used my lansky puck sharpener many times and it works just like new to this day. For any of your sharpening needs the lansky puck is worth the money 100%. If you need a leather case for that stone this is a suitable product, otherwise take your money elsewhere.