Matsunaga Sun Tiger Grit 240 Extra Large Sharpening Stone - Japan

The Matsunaga Sun Tiger Grit 240 Extra Large Sharpening Stone is an essential tool designed for precision and efficiency in sharpening large blades and tools. Crafted to provide superior rough sharpening, this stone is ideal for professionals and hobbyists alike who need a reliable and durable sharpening solution. Its extra large size makes it perfect for tackling bigger projects with ease, ensuring a consistent sharpening experience every time.

Made by Matsunaga Stone Co., Ltd., a trusted name in the sharpening industry since 1948, this stone reflects decades of expertise and quality craftsmanship from Japan. The Sun Tiger Grit 240 sharpening stone is easy to use—simply soak it in water before sharpening and keep it wet during use for optimal performance. This combination of tradition, quality, and functionality makes it a standout choice for maintaining your cutting tools.

• Product Material: Natural sharpening stone

• Manufacturer: Matsunaga Stone Co., Ltd.

• Made in: Japan

• Extra large size ideal for sharpening larger blades and tools
• Grit 240 provides effective rough sharpening for quick material removal
• Made from high-quality natural stone ensuring durability and consistent performance
• Easy to use with water soaking to maintain optimal sharpening conditions
• Produced by Matsunaga Stone Co., Ltd., a reputable manufacturer since 1948

Begin by soaking the sharpening stone in water for approximately 3 minutes to ensure it is fully saturated. During sharpening, keep the stone wet by sprinkling water regularly to prevent clogging and maintain effective sharpening. Hold your blade at the correct angle and move it across the stone evenly, applying consistent pressure for best results. After use, rinse the stone to remove any residue and allow it to air dry completely before storing.

After each use, clean the sharpening stone by rinsing it thoroughly with water to remove metal particles and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents that could damage the stone's surface. Store the stone in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain its integrity. Periodically flatten the stone surface if it becomes uneven to ensure optimal sharpening performance.