King Water Stone
King Combination Portable Sharpening Stone with Handle #250/#800 Authentic Japanese Waterstone — Compact Dual-Grit Field Stone with Ergonomic Handle for Garden Shears & Tools
King Combination Portable Sharpening Stone with Handle #250/#800 Authentic Japanese Waterstone — Compact Dual-Grit Field Stone with Ergonomic Handle for Garden Shears & Tools
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OVERVIEW & PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ultimate portable field stone for quick on-the-go blade touch-ups.
Manufactured in Japan by Matsunaga Stone Co., this unique dual-sided waterstone features a comfortable built-in handle designed specifically for sharpening field tools, garden shears (Ueki-basami), secateurs, sickles, and outdoor blades without disassembling them.
Equipped with two essential grits in one compact tool:
- #250 Coarse Side: Quickly repairs small nicks, removes heavy rust, and restores severely dulled or abused edges.
- #800 Medium Side: Smooths out coarse scratches and restores a crisp, razor-sharp cutting edge ready for immediate work.
KEY FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
- Dual-Grit Versatility (#250 / #800): Complete two-step edge restoration—from nick repair to fine field honing—in a single handheld tool.
- Ergonomic Handle Design: Allows safe, precise control when honing fixed blades, large pruning shears, or tools that are difficult to lay flat on a workbench.
- Portable & Lightweight: Total length of 195mm fits easily into tool pouches, garden belts, or field maintenance kits.
- Trusted Japanese Quality: Made in Japan by Matsunaga Stone Co., famous worldwide for producing reliable, high-performing sharpening stones.
- Specifications:
- Brand: King (Matsunaga Stone Co., Ltd.)
- Model: #1053 (Handled Combination Stone / 柄付両面トイシ)
- Grit: Double-Sided #250 (Coarse) / #800 (Medium)
- Dimensions: Total Length 195mm (Stone Section: 80mm × 30mm)
- Origin: Made in Japan
HOW TO USE
Dip or splash the stone with water before use. Hold the handle comfortably and rub the appropriate grit side along the bevel of the blade at a consistent angle. Keep the stone surface moist during sharpening to allow the slurry to form naturally.
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