Jb8 norton benchstone

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For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab. Package Size: 5 Each. Add to cart Item not available for online purchase. Rectangular benchstone with fast cutting stone supports fast stock removal for quick edge shaping with minimal loading. Benchstone makes a perfect choice for giving economical solution for general sharpening and finishing with one stone.

It finds its application in restoring the cutting edge on straight-edged tools such as chisels, plane blades, wood lathe cutters, drawknives, spoke shaves, knives, precision tools and delicate instruments. Benchstone is sold as 5 per case. Features Coarse and fine grit sharp-cutting silicon carbide abrasive surfaces for general sharpening to moderate tolerances when the speed of sharpening is more important than the fineness of the cutting edges 1" Thickness.

Various stone lengths and grit combinations offer a choice to the user that best suits their tool maintenance need.

All systems offer replacement stones for years of worry-free sharpening. We use cookies in order to improve site performance, offer you a better browsing experience and enable you to easily share content. Cookies are pieces of information stored on your computer in simple text files which our server can read and record. These files do not contain any sensitive information.

By continuing to browse our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Abrasive Files. Just use it, clean it, dry it. Re: Maxamet care Post by Cambertree » Fri May 15, am I put a little Tuf-glide in the pivot area and apart from that just clean and dry the blade after use, paying particular attention to the edge area. Every so often, or if the knife is not being carried and used, I use a light coat of mineral oil on the blade.

Last edited by SubMicron on Fri May 15, pm, edited 1 time in total. Jpm2 looks good. Liking the patina as well! Got into freehand sharpening lately. Been using a diamond plate if the blade is bad. Mostly just touch ups with the and then a 1 micron strop Jump to.