Miyabi Toishi Pro 1000 Grit Ceramic Water Stone, 8.25x2.75x1"

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Miyabi 8.25x2.75x1" Toishi Pro 1000 Grit Ceramic Water Stone

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Made from synthetic ceramic whetstone

Grit #1000, is mostly used for fine basic sharpening

Long-lasting sharpness achieved with minimal work, sharpens all knives excluding ceramic

Apply a small amount of water, soak the whetstone in water for 5 minutes

Made in Japan with a lifetime warranty; 8.25 x 2.75-inch surface, 1-inch thick

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The Miyabi Toishi Pro 1000 Grit Ceramic Water Stone is ideal for keeping knife blades maintained to the desired sharpness. Grit #1000 is used for basic sharpening and will place a razor sharp polished edge onto the knife blade. Before sharpening, pre-soak the whetstone for 5 minutes and keep the stone slightly wet during the sharpening process.

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https://www.cutleryandmore.com/miyabi/toishi-pro-1000-grit-ceramic-water-stone-p123527 23527 Miyabi 8.25x2.75x1" Toishi Pro 1000 Grit Ceramic Water Stone https://cdn.cutleryandmore.com/products/large/23527.jpg 99.9500 USD InStock /Cutlery/Knife Sharpeners The Miyabi Toishi Pro 1000 Grit Ceramic Water Stone is ideal for keeping knife blades maintained to the desired sharpness. Grit #1000 is used for basic sharpening and will place a razor sharp polished edge onto the knife blade. Before sharpening, pre-soak the whetstone for 5 minutes and keep the stone slightly wet during the sharpening process. Miyabi