Name: Marttiini sharpening stone, 1511110, Grey, grain size 1000
Brand: Marttiini
SKU: MT1511110
Price: 274.99 SEK
Availability: InStock

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The **Marttiini Sharpening Stone** is a traditional, natural sharpening stone with a leather sheath. The minerals that make up the grindstone are quartz, feldspar and micas. The stone has a grain size of 1000 grit. However, not all sharpening stones are identical. Even though stones can have the same grain size, there can still be a difference in stones between brands. There are soft stones that sharpen your knives more quickly, or hard stones that will take you a bit longer to sharpen your knife, but which have a longer lifespan.

Grain size 1000 is generally a grit size that you can use to maintain the sharpness of a hunting knife, for example. If you're looking to sharpen a really blunt knife, you should start with a coarser grain first. You get the best results by using a sharpening oil, SVSA01. As you sharpen your knife you will see a slurry emerge. The particles in the slush become smaller as you sharpen, allowing you to get increasingly sharper results with the same stone. That's a cool advantage of using a natural stone!

## Rounded edges

The sides of the stone are rounded, allowing you to sharpen knives with curved blades, like spoon knives or knives with a recurve. The angled sides can be used to sharpen serrated knives as well. The stone even has a groove along the edge of its surface so that fish hooks can also be sharpened.


Marttiini sharpening stone, 1511110, Grey, grain size 1000

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We always weigh a product as bare as possible. Knives and axes always without their sheath, lights (if possible) without their battery. For knife sets we measure the entire weight. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specifications.

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The material that gives the sharpening stone its abrasive effect. Diamond, ceramics (e.g. aluminium oxide or silicon carbide) or the materials in a natural stone. Read [more about the advantages and disadvantages of these materials](/en/ct/sharpening-stone-materials-which-are-the-best.htm).

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The agent that brings all the abrasive particles in a sharpening stone together. The cohesive agent usually consists of natural products, such as cellulose, wax, clay and even magnesium, or synthetic products such as: polyacrylates, polyvinyl alcohol or various synthetic resins. The cohesive agent itself usually has no abrasive effect.

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* No: the device has a variable adjustable sharpening angle.  
* Yes: the device has one fixed, non-adjustable sharpening angle.

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The grain size a supplier gives to its sharpening stones. Please note: This can be either in FEPA-F (European), ANSI (American) or JIS (Japanese). Read [more about the different grain sizes here](/en/ct/expressing-grain-sizes-sharpening-stones.htm).

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Sharpening guides help you maintain the right angle when sharpening your knives. [Read more about using sharpening guides here](/en/ct/use-of-sharpening-guides-on-whetstones.htm).

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Some sharpening stones need to be submerged, others only need a splash of water and some need no water at all! For the best results, check in advance what is best for your sharpening stone.

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The grain size we give to a sharpening stone. We test all sharpening stones ourselves and add an appropriate grain size on the basis of this test. From extra coarse to ultra fine.

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A holder/base that ensures the stone doesn't move during the sharpening process.

Marttiini sharpening stone, 1511110, Grey, grain size 1000

Marttiini sharpening stone, 1511110, Grey, grain size 1000

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