Shapton #16000 HR Glass Whetstone - Ultra Fine Sharpening Stone for Knives, Chisels & Tools - Perfect for Professional Chefs & Woodworkers
Shapton #16000 HR Glass Whetstone - Ultra Fine Sharpening Stone for Knives, Chisels & Tools - Perfect for Professional Chefs & Woodworkers

Shapton #16000 HR Glass Whetstone - Ultra Fine Sharpening Stone for Knives, Chisels & Tools - Perfect for Professional Chefs & Woodworkers

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Product Description

The Shapton Glass Stone is a must-have for professionals and home cooks serious about knife care. This synthetic stone offers uniform abrasion, requires no soaking, and sharpens faster while wearing down slower than other synthetic stones. Its durable glass backing ensures lasting performance, even when the abrasive surface thins.

Unlike traditional whetstones, Shapton Glass Stones produce no odor, making them ideal for quick touch-ups during service. The HR (High Resistance) series works well with both stain-resistant and carbon steel knives, with the #16000 providing a resilient edge as an alternative to steel. Lightweight and compact, they’re perfect for keeping at your station.

Specifications
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Dimensions: 210 x 70 x 10mm (Abrasive Layer 5mm), 8.25" x 2.75" x 0.4" ht
  • Weight: 360g (0.8 lbs)
  • Grit: #16000 (Nano class)
How to Use Shapton Glass Stone
Before Use
  • No soaking required – Unlike traditional water stones, Shapton ceramic stones should not be soaked.
  • Splash water onto the surface before sharpening. If the stone feels dry, apply more water as needed.
After Use
  • Do not keep soaking after use.
  • Store in a dry, well-ventilated area to prevent cracking or warping.
Additional care
  • Flatten the stone periodically using a to maintain a level surface. Use light, even strokes to avoid unnecessary wear on the stone.