King Japanese Grit 1000/6000 Combination Sharpening Stone KW-65 and Naniwa QX-0010 Blade Angle Guide: Bundle - 2 Items

The King KW-65 was my first whetstone purchase and I'm delighted with it. All the kitchen knives are now incredibly sharp, as are my outdoor knives. The additional blade guide is a great help in getting a feel for how to position your blade for the optimal sharpening angle. I was able to use these whetstones to take chips out of the edge of the blade and return them to a new condition. Although the skill of sharpening improves with experience, I found that performing 100 strokes (eg. on each side of the blade) on the 1000 grain stone, 30 strokes on the 6000 grain, and 50 on a leather strop (or belt) provided razor sharp edges. My next purchase will likely be a dressing stone to keep these whetstones in excellent, flat condition. Great product, great price. Stones arrived in excellent packaging and without any marks.

A bit pricey after finding very similar ones which were much cheaper but it is an excellent product and I was able to sharpen all my blunt knives back to razor sharp again. I spent the extra money buying this particular whetstone because it was recommended by a chef on YouTube. It is a quality product and does a great job. It did take rather a long time to arrive though. I think it actually came from Japan. I would recommend it though.

I ordered this item on 02/12/17 and it was very promptly despatched by the supplier from Japan on 04/12/17. I was, as informed by the supplier, that the item may arrive after Christmas. I thought that this was totally acceptable as the item was fragile and coming from Japan. I was absolutely delighted and amazed today (06/12/17) to receive the item today via Japanese post. The item was expertly packaged. I have already used it and it has totally brought back to life my Global, Gustav Emil Em and Sabatier (original manufacturer in carbon steel). knives. This whetstone is amazing and far far superior to its Chinese counterparts. Well work the money. In time I intend to use it on my new Zelite knives. In a class of its own.

Good quality stone, works well

I love this stone. It was my first wet stone since watching burrfection channel on YouTube. I didn't want to spend too much on a stone and this king brand was spot on. I used the 1000 grit (red) side to fix a could of knifes I had chipped over time but also great for creating the edge when you hold your knife at a 12.5 degree angle. The 6000 grit (yellowish) side was great to polish the edge. This helps to get a nice finish. The grit on the 6000 collects metal from polishing the edge so I used the rust rubber to clean the pores again cool trick from burrfection. My knifes passed the paper test, but the real test is when you chop tomatoes, the knife should just glide without any need for force. I sharpen my knifes using the stone once a month with normal family cooking use.

few youtube videos led me to this stone, worked a treat on a few knives, although they where not sharp for very long think thats my technique more than the stone, good product, was slightly chipped on on one corner

It is a quality water stone made by king and as it is with all king water stones top quality is guaranteed, however this stone came with runs and marks and a slight chip which was not there when it left kings factory and I know this because kings quality control is second to none and it would not of left the factory other wise. All of my stones are King’s or Shapton’s and not one has come with issues apart from this one so this is Amazons fault for not handling theses fragile stones correctly and the other thing is this is just the standard whetstone size so in the picture it looks a lot bigger as all of my king stones and the shapton stones come a lot bigger so I’m just going to use this one on small knives like folding knives or pairing knives and tools etc etc. I’m going to send this one back to amazon and get it replaced.

Had this a week now. First time I’ve used a wet stone so started off with some cheap knives we had kicking around. It’s all about technique get that right and you’ll be right with this product. I can’t compare it to any other stone as I’ve never used one. Get some practice in, make sure you keep your stone wet and give it a good soak before use. Keep your angle tight and take your time (it can take over an hour just to get a burr on a blunt knife with this stone) after a few tries you’ll soon get a feel for it and the results will be far far better than any other method of sharpening. I’m actually considering buying myself a better selection of grits. But for home sharpening this combination is spot on. My wife is terrified of all her knives now 😂 YouTube has plenty of tutorials although I’d recommend “burrfection” And it’s very therapeutic 😊 I can’t recommend this product enough for your kitchen knives. I’ve also used it to sharpen my EDC spyderco paramilitary its hair shaving sharp now! One thing I will mention, this comes with an angle keeper, your much better off learning to sharpen without it.

Be aware this product is not KDS (deluxe model) which is mostly recommended. This one is KW, bit lower quality one, more commercial one. But still works good enough for my entry level knifes around 56-58 hrc. KDS is also not a high level stone by the way. So before buying you may search like KW vs KDS in google. I've bit disappointed when I realised.

pretty good stone

nothing special, but it works

Excellent sharpening stone but my issue with it is the base is slippery Need’s better rubber legs

C'est exactement ce que je voulais.