Sharpening stones, also known as whetstones, are a type of stone used to sharpen knives. Sharpening stones include water stones (whetstones used with water) and oil stones (whetstones used with ...

Planning to use a whetstone to sharpen your knives? We approve. It's a great way to keep your knife blades sharp and well-maintained. It's also less likely to damage your dull blade than an ...

How to Sharpen a Serrated Knife Learning how to sharpen a serrated knife can be tricky and it requires you to get a rounded ceramic sharpening stone. Use the round ceramic stone that fits the ...

We provide a step-by-step breakdown on how to sharpen a knife with a stone, including using different grit levels to achieve a razor-sharp edge efficiently.

Vincent Lau, sharpening apprentice at Korin, explains how to use a whetstone and keep kitchen knives at peak sharpness.

Sharpening Stone (Whetstone) If you have a very nice knife, sharpen it with a whetstone. A stone will set you back $10 at the hardware store (although you can spend more on ceramic and glass models).

Find out which is the best knife sharpener (manual or electric) from brands including Anysharp, Global, Lakeland and more, and how to sharpen knives using a handheld sharpener or whetstone.

Most knife enthusiasts have a whetstone or other type of knife sharpener, but a serrated knife requires a specialized ...

Find out which is the best knife sharpener (manual or electric) from brands including Anysharp, Global, Lakeland and more, and how to sharpen knives using a handheld sharpener or whetstone.