King Sharpening Stone - #220 – SharpEdge

September 20,2024

A sharpening stone from renowned Japanese whetstone manufacturer King is a great and affordable choice for novice and intermediate knife sharpeners. The #220 granulation stone is used for coarse sharpening of non-Japanese knives, or for repairing damaged / chipped or extremely blunt blades. If we ranked King stones, we.
A sharpening stone from renowned Japanese whetstone manufacturer King is a great and affordable choice for novice and intermediate knife sharpeners. The #220 granulation stone is used for coarse sharpening of non-Japanese knives, or for repairing damaged / chipped or extremely blunt blades.If we ranked King stones, we would give it an "Economy Plus" mark, compared to our SharpEdge "Economy" stones. The main difference lies in the manufacturing process. King stones are not just pressed into the shape, but also "baked". This reflects in less stone wear during sharpening (meaning they will last for a longer time), but it takes slightly more experience and patience with knife sharpening, as King stone will generate less slurry than the "Economy" stones.King stone includes a non-slip base stand for safer sharpening, preventing the stone from moving around.Dimensions: 185 × 63 × 20 mm (7.3" x 2.5" x 0.8").

If we ranked King stones, we would give it an Economy Plus mark, compared to our SharpEdge Economy stones. The main difference lies in the manufacturing process. King stones are not just pressed into the shape, but also baked. This reflects in less stone wear during sharpening (meaning they will last for a longer time), but it takes slightly more experience and patience with knife sharpening, as King stone will generate less slurry than the Economy stones.

King stone includes a non-slip base stand for safer sharpening, preventing the stone from moving around.

Dimensions: 185 × 63 × 20 mm (7.3 x 2.5 x 0.8)

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A sharpening stone from renowned Japanese whetstone manufacturer King is a great and affordable choice for novice and intermediate knife sharpeners. The #220 granulation stone is used for coarse sharpening of non-Japanese knives, or for repairing damaged / chipped or extremely blunt blades. If we ranked King stones, we would give it an Economy Plus mark, compared to our SharpEdge Economy stones. The main difference lies in the manufacturing process. King stones are not just pressed into the shape, but also baked. This reflects in less stone wear during sharpening (meaning they will last for a longer time), but it takes slightly more experience and patience with knife sharpening, as King stone will generate less slurry than the Economy stones. King stone includes a non-slip base stand for safer sharpening, preventing the stone from moving around. Dimensions: 185 × 63 × 20 mm (7.3 x 2.5 x 0.8)

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