Regardless of the blade type I was able to create a consistent cutting edge every time

The knives get a good edge.

You can get a very nice edge with just the 1000 grit side.

Takes a little practice (helps to read the instructions) but this is a great sharpening stone and you don't need to take hours to get a nice edge.

Very nice stone for a really good, clean edge on a knife.

With a 400 grit side and a 1000 grit side this is a great wet stone for completely restoring the edge on a dull knife and for fine polishing an almost sharp edge

and I've never had a better edge on my chisels and planes.

My personal pocket knife is getting a much better edge and I'm slowly working on it as I have time in the evenings sitting in my garage listening to the ball game or working on a project

The stone has 400 and 1000 grits which are perfect for a beginner who wants to learn how to put a scary sharp edge on any and all blades in the house (kitchen, pocket knives, and camping knives).

Understand, they do put a very smooth edge, and if done right the cut on paper will come out just a fraction smoother.

However, I have yet to achieve the perfect edge

Perhaps I could get a more perfect edge with a wider variety of different stones, but that would run into some serious money

It's easy to use and I was able to get a nice edge once I figured out what I was doing

Sharpened my Ka-bar knife and very happy with the results (nice sharp edge).

I bought this because my primary chef knife is expensive and I don't trust crappy store bought hand sharpeners to not mess up the edge

The 1000 grit puts a nice edge on a blade

Much better than the cheap double edged pull through sharpener I bought from harbor freight.

This has allowed me to improve the edges on my pocket knives and extended the use of my kitchen knives.

Put a sharp edge on my dulled out plane irons and chisels.

I found 10-15 swipes on each side was enough to make blades with visibly rough edges smooth and sharp once I got thee motion and angle down

I used it to sharpen my kitchen knives and I’m very pleased to have a better edge after years of wanting a whetstone.

This stone makes sharpening knives easy and puts a great edge on all types of blades.

I had to work with the stone for about an hour though before I got the edge good enough.

Hoping to improve my "edge," even more

the 1000 side will clean the edge up and prepare the knife for finishing

When time permits I plan to sharpen some other old knives that I've come close to trashing because I was never able to get a decent edge on them

DO not buy these if you like REAL edge, if you like quasi sharp but not fully dull, these might be for you.

After 30 minutes each, the edges neither looked "right" nor "felt" right; I thought that I had dulled the blades rather than sharpened them

Helped establish a good initial edge that has lasted longer than when I normally had started with a 1000 grit stone

In no time and not much effort the 400 grit will put on a respectable edge on large knives.

Also, I have a VG10 Japanese steel, and I feel certain that these stones would have struggled to put a good edge even after hours of labor.

Was able to return a nice edge to many knives in my kitchen at work however the process was much harder due to the base sliding across counters cutting boards and basically anything else I placed it on

I've already improved the edge of my Spyderco utility knife and will branch out from there

I sharpened my chisels to a fine edge

Also, while the edge was finer than the the 400 grit side, it was still far toothier than what I have come to expect from a 1,000 grit stone

This one gets a very nice edge.

The stone has 400 and 1000 grits which are perfect for a beginner who wants to learn how to put a scary sharp edge on any and all blades in the house (kitchen, pocket knives, and camping knives).

One knife had multiple dings in it and with some work I was able to get them out and bring the knife back to a great cutting edge

My personal pocket knife is getting a much better edge and I'm slowly working on it as I have time in the evenings sitting in my garage listening to the ball game or working on a project

400 will cut a good semi rough edge and the 1000 will fine tune it

Once flat it puts a great edge on a blade.

With a little bit of patience, and a little bit of time, I believe just about anybody can get a nice sharp edge on their knives with this product

Afterward, I tested them out and they cut perfectly fine, but I still felt a burr (rough edge) at the end

first time using a wet stone, liked the quality, sharpened my chisels to a very nice edge.

Had a dull knife that now has a great like new sharp edge, thanks to your sharpening stone

Put a nice edge on some older dull blades

It comes with a non slip rubber base which makes using it even easier, and it putts a real razor sharp edge on it, it does take a little technic but with a little practice its not to hard

This produced a super sharp edge that cut easily and cleanly through all my test mediums.

I followed their instructions to the letter and came away working way working harder to get a decent edge on one knife!!

The knives get a good edge.

I've already put a rough edge on an old kitchen knife that was extremely dull.

Even at that, I was able to put a decent edge back on a kitchen knife with this stone in short order

The Stone makes a nice slurry and produces a nice edge if you keep the angle

Put a really nice edge on an old knife that I have.

Great stones for quick edge shaping and the higher grit stones to put a really fine polished edge.

I have to say that they both do a fine job of restoring a razor sharp edge to kitchen knives

What a crisp and clean edge it leaves.

I purchased this product primarily to maintain a fine edge on tactical knives used for everyday carry projects and field use while camping/hiking.

I could put a good edge on a knife but with this it takes to a new level.

It will be great for touch ups before stropping if an edge gets to dull or whatever

Use is simple, gives knives a very keen edge

Works as expected and leaves a very clean edge.

After I watched a few videos I was able to grind new edges for my knives, which took about 30 minutes each (which is fine because I haven't sharpened them properly in years)

When followed the instructions in this guide produced a nice edge on my kitchen knives.

I decided to purchase this stone to improve the edge of my knives.

I was able to put a new edge on three of my kitchen knives the very first day

Used a couple of times, need to order 3000/8000 grit to get razor sharp edge.

I bought a knife from a blacksmith that didn't have a sharp edge on it

This is my first time using a wet stone; using you tube as a guide, I was able to get a pretty sharp edge on several kitchen knives.

Use is simple, gives knives a very keen edge

I can't make a pass over it without it notching and bumping the edge I'm working

This whetstone does an excellent job of restoring the fine edge of my kitchen knives

After using the Sharp Pebble, my chef blade has an amazing razor sharp edge again.

I can put a great edge on any knife in just a few minutes!

Stone is easy to learn to use, and does a good job of putting a sharp edge on knife

Keep in mind these stones are for setting up your bevel so you will need a higher grit like the 3000/6000 to get a razor sharp edge

Knives took on a great edge that was easily finished with strop.

As someone who's never used a whetstone before I thought this was easy to use and gave my knives newly sharpened edges

But remember, you must know how to use it to get that sharp edge.

I can quickly get rid of small edge imperfections, then hone the blade to a fine edge

I've got a Wicked Edge from years ago and it will now end up back in it's box

As long as you use it properly, you can get a pretty decent edge.

It put an edge on my blades like no other

Coarse side does a good job of shaping the edge, smooth side gives it a great working edge.

Available e-book is great too.

These not only compare with more expensive stones, they are a fraction of the cost and you get a nice e-book to start you off

Available e-book is great too.

These not only compare with more expensive stones, they are a fraction of the cost and you get a nice e-book to start you off