Waterstones

The newly upgraded carvers profile stones from Suehiro of Japan

Wear-resistant, non-absorbent Coarse whetstone sculpting tools with rounded blades, triangular blades, flat blades, and seal engraving blades can all be sharpened.

A one-whetstone family. Sharpen before cooking or other uses. A series of reasonable whetstones for household use.

For whetstones from #1000 to #2000 for smoothening out rough parts and surface scratches made after polishing.

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

Keep water stones in peak cutting condition, cleans glazed surfaces

For anyone who has not used a Japanese waterstone before then a combination provides a good introduction.

The 1000 grit is perfect for use on edges that have only just dulled and there is a slight but noticeable drop in performance.

800 grit flattens backs of blades and forms the edge

Medium 1,200 grit waterstones are used to remove scratches and further refine and partly polish the surface following honing on a coarse stone.

Superfine grits for absolute mirror finishes and ultra sharp edges

There is no better kit for someone sharpening with waterstones for the first time.

There is no better kit for someone sharpening with waterstones for the first time.

400 grit for reforming bevels on worn plane irons and chisels

The very coarse 240 grit stone cuts with amazing speed.