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ZWILLING Accessories
250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone
ZWILLING Accessories
250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone
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Description
Japanese water stones are an efficient and effective tool for keeping your knives sharp. Using just a few drops of water (no pre-soaking required), your knives will be sharp in a matter of minutes - no oil necessary. This TWIN Pro 250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone has two sides, a coarse 250-grit stone for especially dull knives or reshaping blades, and a fine 1,000-grit stone for the finishing touches. The base has non-slip rubber feet so you can safely sharpen your knives on most surfaces.
- 7.5" x 2.5" x "2
- Coarse 250-grit stone for dull blades
- Fine 1,000-grit stone for putting on a sharp edge
- No oil required
- Non slip base for safe sharpening.
Specifications
- Item no. 32505-100
Characteristics
- Color: Pure-White
- Country of origin: Japan
- Substance: Aluminium oxide
Measurements
- Net weight: 1.99 lbs
- Length of product: 7.87 in
- Width of product: 3.35 in
- Height of product: 1.65 in
ZWILLING Accessories
250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone
$100.00
$79.99
ZWILLING J.A. Henckels TWIN Pro 250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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TheresapOTR from
my knives have never been sharper
I brought my knives to be sharpened a few months ago and did not notice a difference. This stone made my knives feel like new again. Its kind of a fun part of cooking now.
Date published: 2018-05-27
Rated 5 out of
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Theresa from
Works Great
I received the water stone for a Christmas gift. We have been able to keep our new knife set sharp. It takes a little practice, but the videos have helped tremendously.
Date published: 2016-09-07
Rated 5 out of
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Niner2015 from
Great way to sharpen knives
I have a lot of really nice knives and wanted to get that factory edge back on them once they went dull. The wet stone set is fantastic. Takes practice, but the results are so much better than using any other sharpening tool. If you have nice knives, Japanese or Western, definitely go the wet stone route for sharpening.
Date published: 2020-03-30
Rated 5 out of
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jbeans77 from
Easy to use and functional!
This sharpening stone is really easy to learn how to use. Compact for easy storage and uses water for less mess. I put water into the tray to keep the opposite side of the stone wet while I'm using the heavier grit.
Your knives will be sharp again and forever with this tool.
See Zwilling.com for teaching videos.
Date published: 2020-04-06
Rated 5 out of
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elar94 from
The most natural way to sharpen your knives starts with a water stone. If you are or have invested in high quality knives, then invest the time it takes to learn and sharpen your knives. This process will correct and maintain the edge and angles of your favorite blades in the most healthy way possible.
Date published: 2020-03-31
Rated 5 out of
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ChefRobVee from
It’s like any other thing in life, practice makes perfect! Once you master how to sharpen your steel on stone, you’ll never have more satisfaction. This great value behinds this travelers set is its compact size and all you need for your Japanese knives.
Date published: 2020-04-04
Rated 5 out of
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Bosgril2 from
my husband wanted this for his knives because he cooks often. He absolutely loves this. Watch the video and you'll be a master before you know it.
Date published: 2020-04-07
Rated 4 out of
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Cooking Mommy from
This stone needs no pre-soaking. Your knives will be sharp in a matter of minutes - no oil necessary. This TWIN Pro 250/1000 Combination Japanese Water Stone has two sides, a coarse 250-grit stone for especially dull knives or reshaping blades, and a fine 1,000-grit stone for the finishing touches. A suggestion - if you are learning wet stoning don't use your current knives, practice on an old knife until you have mastered the technique and jump into your knives.
Date published: 2020-05-11