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๐ช Sharpen Like a Pro, Slice Like a Boss!
The BlesU 10000 Grit Knife Sharpener features a premium white corundum water stone designed for ultra-fine sharpening. Its non-slip silicone base ensures safety during use, while the high hardness material delivers fast, precise honing that leaves blades with a mirror-like finish. Ideal for kitchen, outdoor, and tool knives, this eco-friendly sharpener is a must-have for maintaining professional-grade edges.
| ASIN | B01M3UBSU2 |
| Brand Name | BlesU |
| Colour | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (72) |
| Grit Type | Fine |
| Item Weight | 0.7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | WeiWei |
| Material Type | Stone |
| UPC | 709812374735 |
I**N
THESE STONES WORK
This stone is a superb stone , I shave with straight razors I have had a very good shave of this stone. I start with the ANG 1000-6000 then the WEI WEI 2000-5000 then the ANG 3000-8000 stone then the finishing stone 10000 WEI WEI stone. I have a serious habit of buying stones, I have all sorts of finishing stones. All these stones work great. I restore vintage razors if you use the progression method of sharpening razors you will not go wrong with these stones. No doubt the shaptons and the naniwas are brilliant stones I don't own any of them . If you are like me and on a budget go for these!!! you wont regret it. I have done this review because I have watched countless videos on expensive stones , but there's not enough information on budget stones. So I chanced it with these stones ,these stones are brilliant thanks happy sharpening hope this has been helpful to someone.
S**E
Great whetstone, with every penny
Very nice whetstone. Used this for my straight razor and it got it beautifully sharp. Well worth the money and nice quick delivery as well
T**Y
excellent for finishing, but wears down fast
I have 2 criticisms: 1. The block is thin, admittedly, the size is quite clearly displayed, but for ยฃ20 I would have expected it a little thicker. The thinner block is a bit of an issue for me as one of the knives I have has a protrusion on the handle that is only just missing the surface the stone is on and it is a little awkward. On other knives it isn't an issue. 2. The block had a slight concave finish. It was early noticeable, but before I started I noticed that the blade was not making contact throughout. A straight edged rule confirmed my suspicions. Not a major problem as I could easily flatten it off with a diamond block I had. As for the block itself it is really good. I had a new knife that had a reasonable finish, but I could see feint grind marks from the 'assembly line' sharpening it had. 10 mins on the block and it was turning up a nice metal paste that polished up the blade edge to razor perfection. EDIT: Now have 3 criticisms which is causing me to drop it another star: 3. The stone wears out quite fast. I've only been using this for about a dozen knives to finish them off after a 4000/8000 stone has got them up to the finish line. The stone is now showing dipping across the middle. I grind across the whole stone as much as I can, but obviously the edges don't get used as much. This has the effect of highlighting the wear of the stone.
L**I
Great bargain home...
Now I know Shapton/Naninwa etc are the go-to hones for straight razor aficionado's but if you get past the stone snobbery and are on a budget or just want to try your hand at honing before investing the 100's that the full range of grits will cost you. I recommend giving this a go.. Obviously soak per instructions and go very light. You're not mashing the blade your gently rubbing the surface - more or less the weight of the blade only. And that applies to a straight razor or a kitchen knife. If you spend time on this stone and use a strop and paste after, you'll get a phenomenally good edge on a kitchen blade and a great straight razor edge. Definitely worth a go if never tried. Ultimately though you get what you pay for, you might get pitting and wear. But it's easily flattnable again - and at this price cheap to replace. Go watch a few honing YouTube videos prior to knife sharpening and you'll be fine. Word of warning dry these per the instructions. Drying too fast will likely crack them.. Highly recommend!!
B**W
Cheap stone and it shows.
Not as good as a Japanese stone, has pitted very easily on the surface after only one use. I have used whetstone's for many years and thought i'd give the cheaper variant a try. Won't fall for that one again. If you are serious about quality, steer well clear of this one.
A**R
Not the best
Very soft stone, quickly wears down and it doesn't seem like a 10000 grit to me, possibly a 1000 grit. these issues are made worse by the stone being quite thin, I have other stones for sharpening razors and this is the softest stone I have, it's useful for removing a lot of metal quickly, but expect it to last or give you a fine edge
D**D
Awesome
Arrived as normal, unpacked and left to soak for a while, it puts a very nice polished edge on the knives Iโve sharpened, would defo recommend!!!
L**Y
Worth. The. Money!
Amazing, has lasted well over a year considering the everyday use we have had out of it. Works amazing with sharpening knifes.
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