Smith's Tri Hone Sharpener
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For those of you that prefer to sharpen your knives by hand, this is the perfect system for you! Smiths Tri Hone Sharpener system includes two 6-inch Arkansas stones and a coarse synthetic stone. Simply rotate the triangle and use the coarse, medium and fine stones to hone your blade. Includes instructions and 1 oz. of oil.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by gold4hawk tri hone sharpener
I use to sharpen my hunting knives and it does an unbelievable job on thedges ofthose knives
May 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great system!
Great system, easy to use and sharpens knives / axes with ease if you know what you're doing. Got all the knives in the house razor sharp and two weeks after getting this system they're still sharp. Only disadvantage is that the plastic is cheap, I dropped the system on accident and it knocked the "Fine" grit stone off and broke the handle, cheap plastic I guess.
April 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Trogladon Legendary
This system is legendary and i'm happy to say it lives up to the hype
November 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MHLincoln 3 in 1
The Smith's tri hone has every stone you will need to sharpen any knife. Very eazy to use.
April 13, 2012
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Could you please tell me what the composition of the various stones are and what grit they are rated?Thanks,
Gary
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Arkansas stone is a naturally occuring rock that is found only near Hot Springs, Arkansas and is used for honing (polishing) sharp edges made of steel. The grit varies but, basically, hones made of Arkansas stone is/are classified as HARD and SOFT. The coarse stone on the Smith Tri Stone Sharpener is a synthetic substance made of aluminum oxide. Don't know the grit classification of the stone provided but it works well to restore the edge on a dull knife and prepare it for honing.
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