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Often the coarsest stone use in a typical sharpening session, the 1k stone is called upon to do the lion’s share of the work. The Shapton Glass 1k water stone is an outstanding option and value and should be on everyone’s shortlist for this grit range. Shapton Glass stones are very hard stones ensuring the edges they produce are very precise. The stone cuts very quickly making sharpening a pleasure rather than a chore and wear very slowly making for long stone life. The edge off the Shapton Glass 1k is a great toothy edge for kitchen applications or a great stepping off point for the higher levels of refinement most high quality cutlery is capable of taking. While the Shapton Glass 1k is without a doubt a premium stone, the price tag is very reasonably making it a great value as well as a great performer. The Shapton Glass stone is mounted to a glass backing plate and measures 210mm x 70mm x 5mm, 10mm including the plate.
Reviews
14 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Great stone, September 11, 2020 Shapton 1000 , July 12, 2018Posted By: Dale Johnson - verified customer
I own several conventional soaker stones and the Shapton stones ( I already had a 500 ) are splash n go ready to use in less time than it takes to get them out. But the conveniences is less important than the speed of metal movement and the quality of the edge you get. With the 1000 and 500 I get a better edge than working 4 conventional stones end with a 12000. I finish stropping on balsa and two leather strops. This is the only review I've ever felt the need to write. Buy one of these stone and you'll be happier and sharper!
I own several conventional soaker stones and the Shapton stones ( I already had a 500 ) are splash n go ready to use in less time than it takes to get them out. But the conveniences is less important than the speed of metal movement and the quality of the edge you get. With the 1000 and 500 I get a better edge than working 4 conventional stones end with a 12000. I finish stropping on balsa and two leather strops. This is the only review I've ever felt the need to write. Buy one of these stone and you'll be happier and sharper!
Excellent stone, February 5, 2018 Love the glass!, January 15, 2017 Great stone, July 7, 2016 Product Review, March 6, 2014Posted By: Jack - verified customer
This is one of the first stones I purchased for my knives, and is my most used. The feedback you get from this product line is exceptional. You can see whats coming off the blade, and you can feel how you are hitting the edge.Great Product.
This is one of the first stones I purchased for my knives, and is my most used. The feedback you get from this product line is exceptional. You can see whats coming off the blade, and you can feel how you are hitting the edge.Great Product.
Product Review, July 9, 2012Posted By: Tyler - verified customer
This is my first 1k stone and it has been great so far. I also got a 5k stone and as a beginner to the sharpening world, I can get my knives pretty sharp. This is a great product and Mark did a great job getting it to me in a timely manner.
This is my first 1k stone and it has been great so far. I also got a 5k stone and as a beginner to the sharpening world, I can get my knives pretty sharp. This is a great product and Mark did a great job getting it to me in a timely manner.
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Product Review, December 30, 2009 Product Review, September 25, 2009Posted By: lbnoble - verified customer
When I first started trying to sharpen my own knives,a few years ago, I purchased a Shapton GlassStone set-500, 1,4,8K. In hindsight,I think it was a great starter set, & of these stones, the 1K definitely got the most use-a good starting point for factory edges that need refinement & also a base for knives that need further sharpening.
When I first started trying to sharpen my own knives,a few years ago, I purchased a Shapton GlassStone set-500, 1,4,8K. In hindsight,I think it was a great starter set, & of these stones, the 1K definitely got the most use-a good starting point for factory edges that need refinement & also a base for knives that need further sharpening.
