Home Knives Books Camping / Hiking Compasses GPS Flshlights Multi-Tools Sharpeners Watches Backpacks Sleeping Bags Tents Search All ProductsKnivesBooksCamping / HikingCompassesGPSFlshlightsMulti-ToolsSharpenersWatchesBackpacksSleeping BagsTents  Advanced Search View Cart   Checkout     Location:  Home » Sharpeners » Sharpening Stones » HDC 6" Combination Sharpening Stone    Categories • Knives • Books • Camping / Hiking • Compasses • GPS • Flshlights • Multi-Tools • Sharpeners • Watches • Backpacks • Sleeping Bags • Tents Related Categories •  Sharpening Stones Hand Tools Power & Hand Tools Categories Home Improvement •  All Woodworking Woodworking Shop Custom Stores Specialty Stores Home Improvement •  Sharpening Tools Cutting Tools Craft Supplies Sewing, Craft & Hobby Categories •  Sewing, Craft & Hobby (12890711) Refinements Home & Garden •  Sharpening Stones Abrasives Metalworking Categories Industrial & Scientific Subcategories • Color (color_map) • Material (material_browse) • Pattern (pattern_browse-bin) • Theme (theme_browse-bin) • Use (feature_browse-bin) HDC 6" Combination Sharpening Stone  enlarge  Brand: HDC Category: Home Improvement List Price: $9.95 Buy New: $2.00 You Save: $7.95 (80%) Avg. Customer Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 1830 Media: Misc. Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8 Dimensions (in): 5.8 x 1.7 x 1 ASIN: B000KUEZI8 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Features:   •  Fine side for fine surfaces   •  Coarse side for coarse surfaces   •  Shipping Weight: 1 lbs Similar Items:   •  J.A. Henckels 9-Inch Poly Sharpening Steel   •  The Complete Guide to Sharpening   •  Scalpmaster Barber Strop   •  The Illustrated Guide to Edible Wild Plants Editorial Reviews: Product Description This HDC 6" combination sharpening stone is great for multiple uses. Customer Reviews: Sanding stone for straight edge razor   July 27, 2008 This stone represents the coarsest level of stone to hone a straight edge razor. Videos on youtube were very helpful in describing how to use it. A finner stone is needed for a razor edge. This stone merely helps to quickly remove damage to an edge. The coarsest dark grey side is not recommended as being to harsh for a blade. Excelent Sharpening Stone   January 20, 2008  1 out of 1 found this review helpful Quality thick stone has a coarse side and a fine smooth side for precision sharpening and finishing. Only thing I'm wondering how many uses before you should get a new one? Do they lose their effectiveness over time, or is their a way to refresh a stone, like grind off the top layer? or do they just wear down? I plan on doing a lot of sharpening developing my new product idea, and this is my first experience with sharpening stones. So any comments from experienced sharpeners would be welcome It's alright   November 29, 2007  1 out of 3 found this review helpful I couldn't get a knife sharp with this stone. When it arrived it had a chip out of the side of it but that didn't effect it. It's probable the user more than the stone that makes a knife sharp. Sharpening stone   March 14, 2007  7 out of 9 found this review helpful I received my order within the time promised. It does a great job putting a crisp edge on knives and even scissors! Powered by Associate-O-Matic