Knife Sharpening Stone Whetstone 1000 Grit Knife Sharpener Enough for Daily Sharpening Stone With 2 Non-Slip Rubber Bases,Safety and Easy to Use For Beginners

Good sharpening stone got my knives nice and

Sharpens like a champ! Know which way to sharpen your blades. This dutiable item is a great value for your money. Thanks! - Kerri Moltzon

No way this stone is anywhere near 1000 grit. Maybe 100? 150? 200? Its a base stone for shaping. But I could use a rough stone right now so using it no problem. It's actually a great stone, very aggressive, fine sharp grit but soft and breaks as away to mud. Great control and even scratch pattern. Fine soft scratch pattern, no gouging deep. It's like a chu nugura. For a cheap stone, it's great. Will get more. It's thin tho, so won't last long.

Great whetstone, US standard quality

Quick cutting stone that doesn't load up and has a very high content of aluminum oxide to binder ratio so the stone cuts fast. However this stone is no where close to a 1k grit stone, it's FAR more aggressive that 1000 grit, more like a 320 grit stone, the scratch pattern it leaves is very close to what my shapton glass 320HR leaves. So if you need a cheap and aggressive fast cutting stone to do light reprofiling and minor damage correction this is a great value. The binder isn't super hard so it releases abrasive pretty quickly and as a result wull wear pretty quickly but for 5 bucks it's great. It will work well for your needs of removing steel but is by no means a finish stone unless you want a very aggressive/toothy edge. For 5 bucks it's so good I ordered two more as it's nice to have low cost stones that are capable of removing steel pretty quickly but without causing deep gouges in the scratch pattern and that's exactly what this stone does. It will wear pretty quickly so expect to need to flatten if fairly regularly if your using it to do reprofiling or sharpening out chips etc. It's a very friable stone and that's why it cuts so fast as it releases abrasive very quickly and highly friable stones wear pretty quick it's just the nature of the beast. For 5.xx dollars it's an incredibly good lower grit aggressive stone just don't believe for a second that it's any where near 1k grit. The stone doesn't load up very badly but because it's so poreus and friable it does need water added really quickly. Soak it for about 15 mins ahead of time and then when sharpening you will need to spray water on it quite often, if you don't spray more water on it enough that will cause it to load up. So in a but shell, great fast cutting and aggressive lower mid grit stone for 5 bucks but no where near 1k but rather in the 320-400 grit range.

Gets the job done' after 1hr razor sharp'!

A good sharping stone for work knives. both sides are rough, so don't expect to get a clean finish- it sharpens nicely, but not as well as a two sided whetstone- the type with a finer stone on one side. but good for what it does

Quit making sharpening quality kitchen knives an expensive chore. soak the stone a minute, sharpen, and get back to making dinner. if you're new to sharpening keep the angle at 10 or 15 degrees and watch a video or two. Now that RFK and Dr. Oz have a wonderful new USDA real food guideline, you will need sharp kitchen knives for your fruit, meat, and Veg. Put down the rx and get your meal prep going.