The Knife Sharpener – Dual-Sided Water Stone
⋄ Made in New Zealand
⋄ Dual-sided water stone coarse for restoring edges, fine for polishing
⋄ Compact and portable perfect for home use or taking on adventures
⋄ cones in a burlap sack pouch for convenience and protection
⋄ Ø 75 × H 15 𝗆𝗆
⋄ 115 𝚐
Care:
Please note that carbon steel blades require a few extra steps to keep them working in tip top condition:
Use a scouring pad to gently clean away any surface rust that develops.
Oil the blade with a small amount of Camellia Oil (olive, vegetable or mineral oil work too) - do this occasionally to build a protective layer against rust.
It is recommended to use a sharpening whetstone, not a steel, to sharpen your knife. Steels re-align a blade, but the most precise sharpening is done with a stone.
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The Knife Sharpener – Dual-Sided Water Stone
The Knife Sharpener – Dual-Sided Water Stone
⋄ Made in New Zealand
⋄ Dual-sided water stone coarse for restoring edges, fine for polishing
⋄ Compact and portable perfect for home use or taking on adventures
⋄ cones in a burlap sack pouch for convenience and protection
⋄ Ø 75 × H 15 𝗆𝗆
⋄ 115 𝚐
Care:
Please note that carbon steel blades require a few extra steps to keep them working in tip top condition:
Use a scouring pad to gently clean away any surface rust that develops.
Oil the blade with a small amount of Camellia Oil (olive, vegetable or mineral oil work too) - do this occasionally to build a protective layer against rust.
It is recommended to use a sharpening whetstone, not a steel, to sharpen your knife. Steels re-align a blade, but the most precise sharpening is done with a stone.
Original: $24.00
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⋄ Made in New Zealand
⋄ Dual-sided water stone coarse for restoring edges, fine for polishing
⋄ Compact and portable perfect for home use or taking on adventures
⋄ cones in a burlap sack pouch for convenience and protection
⋄ Ø 75 × H 15 𝗆𝗆
⋄ 115 𝚐
Care:
Please note that carbon steel blades require a few extra steps to keep them working in tip top condition:
Use a scouring pad to gently clean away any surface rust that develops.
Oil the blade with a small amount of Camellia Oil (olive, vegetable or mineral oil work too) - do this occasionally to build a protective layer against rust.
It is recommended to use a sharpening whetstone, not a steel, to sharpen your knife. Steels re-align a blade, but the most precise sharpening is done with a stone.



















