This Sharpenig tray is ideal for holding your waterstone while you sharpen your tools. The tray has a non-skid pad to hold your stone in place while you work and keeps your work area dry.

This stone features a 220 grit. This is an extra coarse grit used for edge repair. Comes with blue hinged box.

The 1000 grit is perfect for establishing a sharp edge.

Comes with blue hinged box.

The 4000 grit side is used for maintaining a sharp edge.

Comes with blue hinged box.

This stone features an 8000 grit. This grit is extra fine and is used for mirror finishes and polishing.

This stone features a 220 and a 1000 grit. The 220 grit side is an extra coarse grit used for edge repair, while the 1000 grit side is a coarse grit used for establishing an edge.

Comes with blue case.

This combination sharpening stone from Norton features both a coarse and medium grit side. The 1000 grit is perfect for establishing a sharp edge, while the opposite 4000 grit side is used for maintaining that edge.

Comes with blue hinged box.

This waterstone features a 4000 grit and an 8000 grit. The 4000 grit side is fine, used for edge maintenance. The 8000 grit side is extra fine used for mirror finishes / polishing.

Comes with blue case.

The Norton 8000 grit finishing stone quickly puts a long lasting mirror edge on chisels and blades. Start with Norton 1000 grit side to raise a wire edge and get a good polish. Switch to the 8000 grit side to remove the wire edge and to add a micro bevel and mirror edge.

Comes with blue case.

A low cost, easy-to-use flattening method for all grit sizes of water stones. The coarse grit silicon carbide promotes maximum cutting while the diagonal grooves provide a swarf removal exit during the process. Engineered for superb flatness with a very hard bond, it produces an extremely flat result on all sizes of watestones.

The Norton Prep Stone is an artificial stone used for raising an edge cutting slurry on fine grit stones. It evens high spots, and reduces the frequency of intensive flattening of stones. 

Measures 20mm x 20 mm x 3".  

Water Stone & Chisel not included.

A honing guide will help you consistently sharpen to the same result and it will protect your stone from unintentional nicks. This simple guide securely holds chisels and plane blades at the correct angle to bench stone, and ensures a true square edge. It is not intended for skew chisels.

Accommodates blade widths from 1/4" to 2-3/8".

A Simple Freehand Method
by Joel Moskowitz

One of the most important single skills to learn in woodworking is how to sharpen.

Unlike pretty much anything on sharpening out there, this video emphasizes the basic technique of how to hold a chisel free hand, move it on a stone, and create a professional edge very easily. It's a short video because it sticks to the basics. But if you watch it and practice, you will be able to sharpen anything easily with no more equipment than a set of waterstones and a way to flatten them. It's not hard. You just need to learn some basic hand-holding technique, and you will be sharpening quickly, easily, and with no danger of stone contamination from a jig. Woodworkers have been sharpening for thousands of years, and it's the first thing an apprentice needed to do. Once you've learned the skill, you'll have it for life!

DVD format, 26 minutes.

Heavy rubber blocks hold stones from 1-1/2" to 9" long with excellent traction on any surface. The end block adjusts easily on smooth, chrome-plated steel rods, while its tight fit resists fouling while sharpening debris.