Sharpening stone NEO tools 56-007, bench/hand sharpening stone, 1 pc, weight 364 g

NEO tools 56-007 is a compact bench/hand sharpening stone sized 150 x 50 x 25 mm and weighing 364 g, supplied as a single piece. It is made for manual restoration and honing of cutting edges on knives, chisels and small hand tools. The stone includes two abrasive grades — K100 and K200 — which allow coarse material removal and subsequent refinement to create a durable, sharp edge. Its dimensions and weight make it suitable for both workshop and home use for routine edge maintenance.

Advantages

The dual-grit construction (K100/K200) provides controlled, sequential sharpening from rough grinding to medium honing without the need for multiple separate stones. The compact, single-piece design is easy to handle and stable when used on a bench or held in the hand. Made under the NEO tools brand, the stone is produced to meet practical expectations for professional and hobby sharpening tasks.

Suitable for

• Restoring damaged or dull knife blades
• Honing woodworking chisels and plane irons
• Sharpening small hand tools such as scissors, carving knives and garden tools
• Routine edge maintenance in home workshops and professional settings

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 150 x 50 x 25 mm
• Weight: 364 g
• Abrasive grades: K100 (coarse) and K200 (medium)
• Format: single-piece bench/hand sharpening stone
• Suitable for manual sharpening and surface smoothing

How to use

Begin by selecting the coarse K100 side to remove nicks or to re-establish the bevel on a dull blade, using steady, even strokes and maintaining the correct sharpening angle for the tool. After establishing the edge, switch to the K200 side and perform lighter strokes to refine and polish the bevel until the desired sharpness is achieved. Use water or light oil if recommended for the stone type to reduce friction and carry away debris; keep the stone clean and flat during use for consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Maintain consistent sharpening angles and use progressive strokes from coarse to medium grit. Periodically flatten the stone surface if it becomes concave to ensure even contact. Store the stone dry and protected from impacts to preserve its abrasive surface.