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King Deluxe Medium Sharpening Stone #1000 Authentic Japanese Waterstone — The World’s Most Popular Benchmark for Sharp, Clean Edges

King Deluxe Medium Sharpening Stone #1000 Authentic Japanese Waterstone — The World’s Most Popular Benchmark for Sharp, Clean Edges

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OVERVIEW & PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The global golden standard for everyday blade sharpening.

Manufactured in Japan by Matsunaga Stone Co., the King Deluxe #1000 is arguably the most famous and widely trusted medium-grit waterstone in the world. Favored by professional chefs, master woodworkers, and tool enthusiasts, this stone is the essential heart of any traditional Japanese sharpening setup.

Formulated with a medium #1000 grit, it efficiently refines metal while creating a crisp, hair-shaving edge. It is the perfect bridge between coarse stock removal and high-grit mirror polishing, making it an indispensable all-rounder for kitchen knives, bonsai tools, carving chisels, and fine Japanese shears.


KEY FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
- The Ultimate Universal Grit: The #1000 grit is the universally recommended starting point for regular maintenance, delivering an exceptionally sharp and refined cutting edge.
- Smooth Sharpening Experience: Formulated to produce a rich slurry quickly, providing smooth tactile feedback and effortless control for both beginners and master craftsmen.
- Trusted Japanese Heritage: Made in Japan by Matsunaga Stone Co., renowned globally for uncompromised quality and long-lasting performance.
- Full-Sized Bench Stone: Generous dimensions (207mm × 66mm × 34mm) ensure maximum stability and longevity for years of daily use.

- Specifications:
  - Brand: King (Matsunaga Stone Co., Ltd.)
  - Model: Deluxe #210 (Standard / 標準型)
  - Grit: #1000 (Medium / 中砥石)
  - Dimensions: 207mm × 66mm × 34mm
  - Origin: Made in Japan


HOW TO USE
Soak the stone in clean water for 10–15 minutes before use until air bubbles stop rising. Keep the stone surface wet during sharpening to allow the slurry to form naturally.

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