Sakai Ichimonji Mitsuhide Special Selection Sharpening Kirameki Finishing Sharpening with Stand with Stone, Series, Stone, #10000, (#10000, stand)

Features: This fine-grit whetstone can remove scratches left by medium-grit whetstones and is often used for Japanese knives (such as yanagiba knives) where a delicate sharpness is required. As it is a fine-grit finishing whetstone, it can produce a beautiful shine. If used after a medium-grit whetstone, the difference in grit size is large and it will take time, so using a #2000-#3000 whetstone in between will allow for a much cleaner and faster finish. This is a versatile whetstone that can be used with any type of knife. It comes with a base for stable use. Note: It can be used immediately by simply adding water. Because it is hardened at a low temperature, the abrasive and binder are still active. Therefore, it will deteriorate if left for a long period of time (several years to more than ten years) or if left submerged in water. Also, if you leave the knife unattended while sharpening, it may rust, so please rinse it with water and wipe it dry after sharpening. Always keep the blade surface level. If the surface has worn down, we offer a horizontal sharpening service. Size (mm): 75 x 205 x 25 (80 x 240 x 50 including base) Grit: #10000 (finishing stone) Manufacturing method: Resinoid manufacturing method This finishing whetstone is made by mixing an abrasive (alumina-based) and a binder (phenol resin-based), molding the mixture, and hardening it at a low temperature (around 120-200°C). It can be used immediately by simply adding water. Because it is a fine-grained whetstone, it can produce a beautiful shine. It comes with a base for stable use.