

Kai Whetstone Knife Sharpener #400/#1000 AP-0305
- Kai AP-0305 Sharpening Whetstone gr400/1000.
The #400 grit is coarse and will repair nicks and damaged knife blades.
The #1000 grit will sharpen.
- How to sharpen a knife
1º Before using the wet stone, it should be completely soaked in water for about 5 to 10 minutes. Please make sure that the stone is always slightly wet during the sharpening process.
2ºWhen Sahrpening single-edge Knives, the ground side should be treated first. Make sure that you maintain the original angle given by the manufacturer. If at all possible, apply an angle of 45° (to achieve the best possible surface). Grind towards the edge using pressure; release the pressure on the way back. Apply as often as necessary to achieve the desired degree of sharpness. Once finished on this side, turn the blade over and start on the other side, but only approximately. 1/10th as often as before.
3º Double-edged knives need the same treatment but with an angle of 15°. Both sides need to be ground evenly to restore the symmetrically ground edge.
Original: $99.00
-65%$99.00
$34.65Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
- Kai AP-0305 Sharpening Whetstone gr400/1000.
The #400 grit is coarse and will repair nicks and damaged knife blades.
The #1000 grit will sharpen.
- How to sharpen a knife
1º Before using the wet stone, it should be completely soaked in water for about 5 to 10 minutes. Please make sure that the stone is always slightly wet during the sharpening process.
2ºWhen Sahrpening single-edge Knives, the ground side should be treated first. Make sure that you maintain the original angle given by the manufacturer. If at all possible, apply an angle of 45° (to achieve the best possible surface). Grind towards the edge using pressure; release the pressure on the way back. Apply as often as necessary to achieve the desired degree of sharpness. Once finished on this side, turn the blade over and start on the other side, but only approximately. 1/10th as often as before.
3º Double-edged knives need the same treatment but with an angle of 15°. Both sides need to be ground evenly to restore the symmetrically ground edge.





















