Knife sharpening stone Fiskars 1058937 grey, pack of 6

Fiskars 1058937 grey whetstone comes as a pack of six solid sharpening stones designed for manual restoration and maintenance of kitchen and utility knife edges. The stones offer a uniform abrasive surface intended for regular home use and basic workshop tasks that require a reliable, portable mechanism to refine and restore blade sharpness. Each stone in the pack provides a stable platform for controlled, consistent sharpening strokes.

Advantages

The whetstone delivers consistent abrasive performance across the surface, allowing for even metal removal and repeatable results. Supplied in a pack of six, the set ensures availability for multiple tools or replacements over time. The compact, solid construction makes the stones easy to handle and transport, while the grey abrasive medium is suitable for general-purpose edge maintenance without the need for machines or power tools.

Suitable for

• Manual sharpening of kitchen knives
• Maintaining utility and pocket knives
• Basic workshop edge upkeep for hand tools
• Home sharpening routines where portability is required

Key specifications

• Color: grey
• Quantity: pack of six stones
• Form: solid rectangular whetstone
• Intended use: manual sharpening of blades and cutting tools
• Suitable environments: home kitchens and basic workshops

How to use

Place the whetstone on a stable, flat surface before sharpening. If recommended for the abrasive type, moisten the stone lightly with water to reduce friction and capture metal particles. Hold the knife at a consistent angle along the blade and draw it across the stone using smooth, even strokes from heel to tip. Repeat on both sides of the blade until the desired edge is achieved, then wipe the blade clean and test carefully. Allow the stone to dry after use and store the set in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, maintain a steady angle and use the same number of strokes on each side. Replace individual stones from the pack when wear affects surface flatness. Use appropriate safety measures, including cut-resistant handling and keeping fingers clear of the blade path during sharpening.