* These sharpening stones should be lubricated prior to each use using a light machine oil * Heavy oils tend to load the surface and reduce the effectiveness of the stone * When sharpening move the tool you are sharpening in a wide figure 8 motion across the face of the stone * This action will give a consistant edge to the tool and prevent the tool from wearing unevenly * Should the stone become clogged or loaded then it should be cleaned with kerosine or a stiff fibre brush * Combination stone 180g and fine 320g *

* Commonly called Axe Stones * These are a round combination stone and normaly a choice of hunters campers hikers and forresters fo touching up sharpening of axes hatchets and bush knives * The round shape makes it convenient to carry in the pocket *

* This Diamond sharpening block come on a wooden case for safe storage * This block is a coarse version for quick stock removal * This yellow version is 180 grit

* This Diamond sharpening block come on a wooden case for safe storage * This block is a fine version for honing perposes * This red version is 360 grit