• Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800
  • Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800
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Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800

$78.98 USD
$78.98 USD
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Highlights

The Samura Combination Waterstone is an indispensable tool for the professional maintenance of your knives, combining two grits in one compact design.

  • Versatile combination sharpening stone with two different sides for efficient knife care
  • Coarse 240 grit ideal for initial sharpening and removing minor imperfections
  • Fine 800 grit for precise honing and restoring extreme sharpness
  • Maximum stability during sharpening thanks to the included non-slip stand
  • Generous 180 x 60 mm sharpening surface allows for comfortable blade guidance
  • High-quality material guarantees a long service life and a consistent sharpening pattern
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800
Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800
Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800

Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800 in detail

Questions about the product Samura Combination Water Stone 240/800

What are the two different grits of the Samura 240/800 combination waterstone used for, and how long should the stone be soaked in water before sharpening?

The 240 grit is used for coarse sharpening to remove nicks or to sharpen very dull blades, while the 800 grit is used for regular resharpening. Before use, the whetstone should be soaked in water for about 10 to 15 minutes until no more air bubbles rise to the surface.
What sharpening angle is recommended for sharpening knives with the Samura combination waterstone, and how can you tell that one side of the blade has been sufficiently sharpened?

For sharpening Samura knives with a combination whetstone, a sharpening angle of approximately 15 to 20 degrees is recommended. You can tell that one side of the blade has been sufficiently sharpened by the formation of a fine burr on the opposite side of the edge. As soon as this burr is consistently perceptible, you can switch to a finer grit or work on the other side.
How should the Samura combination water stone be cleaned and stored after use, and is it a reason for complaint if the two differently grained stone halves should separate?

After use, the Samura combination waterstone should be thoroughly cleaned under running water to remove any abrasive residue. Before storing, the stone must dry completely in the air to prevent mold growth; then store it in a dry, shady place. If the two halves of the stone become separated, this is a valid reason for a complaint.
How long does it usually take for a knife to reach optimal working sharpness with the Samura 240/800 combination waterstone, and are there any special tips for beginners to achieve an even edge pattern?

The time required to achieve optimal sharpness with the Samura 240/800 combination whetstone depends on the condition of the knife, but with regular use, it usually takes between 10 and 20 minutes. The 240-grit section is for the initial rough sharpening of dull blades, while the 800-grit section provides the finer, working edge.

Tips for beginners: - Soak the stone in water for about 5 to 15 minutes before use, until no more air bubbles rise to the surface.

- Maintain a constant sharpening angle of approximately 15 degrees; a coin placed between the spine of the blade and the stone can be used as a guide.

- Guide the blade across the stone with light, even pressure, ensuring the surface remains moist to create a slurry that promotes sharpening.

- Use a non-slip mat for maximum stability and safety during the sharpening process.