Shapton Kuromaku Traditional Pro #320 Ceramic Sharpening Stone

Use Shapton coarse grit stone to fix minor chips and damages and to create a new edge on a dull blade. You can also use a coarse grit stone to change the bevel angle ratio of your knife. After using a coarse grit stone, make sure to finish the sharpening process with a medium or fine grit stone to smooth out the scratches and to obtain a sharper edge. Shapton ceramic stones should not be soaked, making knife sharpening more convenientSpecifications Material: Synthetic Dimensions: 8.25" x 2.75" x 0.6" ht (210 x 70 x 15mm) Weight: 500g (1.1lbs) Grit: #320 Comes in a plastic holder How to Use Shapton Ceramic Sharpening Stone Before Use No soaking required – Unlike traditional whetstones, Shapton stones require little to no soaking before use. Splash water onto the surface before sharpening. If the stone feels dry, apply more water as needed. After Use Do not keep soaking after use. Store in a dry, well-ventilated area to prevent cracking or warping. Additional care Flatten the stone p