Knife sharpener Fiskars 1058937 sharpening stone Grey 6 pcs

The Fiskars 1058937 sharpening stone pack contains six grey stones designed for routine maintenance of kitchen and workshop blades. Each stone provides an abrasive surface suitable for restoring edge sharpness and maintaining consistent cutting performance. Packaged as a multi-piece set, the stones are intended for repeated use and replacement, helping to extend the service life of knives and other cutting tools when used correctly.

Advantages

The grey sharpening stones offer a uniform abrasive texture that allows controlled material removal from dull or nicked edges. A six-piece pack ensures availability for ongoing maintenance tasks or for use across multiple tools without frequent repurchasing. The stones are compact and easy to store, and their neutral abrasive grade makes them suitable for a variety of common kitchen and utility knives.

Suitable for

• Routine sharpening of kitchen knives (chef, utility, paring)
• Maintenance of home workshop blades and small hand tools
• Periodic edge touch-ups between professional sharpening sessions

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 6 sharpening stones
• Color: grey
• Intended use: manual blade sharpening and maintenance
• Suitable blade types: stainless steel and carbon steel kitchen knives, small hand tools
• Form factor: individual stones for replacement or multi-point use

How to use

Select a stone appropriate for the level of dullness and the blade material. Secure the blade and hold it at a consistent angle while moving the edge across the stone with gentle, even strokes. Work both sides of the blade evenly to maintain a symmetrical edge. After sharpening, remove burrs and polish the edge using a finer abrasive or a strop if available. Clean and dry the stones after use to remove metal particles and prevent contamination.

Usage recommendations

Use these stones as part of a regular maintenance routine: sharpen lightly and more frequently rather than removing large amounts of material in a single session. Store stones in a dry place and label or separate stones if you dedicate certain pieces to specific materials to avoid cross-contamination.