Puck/Disk - Axe/Hatchet Large Sharpening Stone- Whetstone Blade & Tool Sharpener- Dual Grit Multipurpose Waterstone Sharpener with Bamboo Box

I bought the Sharp Pebble Puck/Disk twice, At first I was researching good sharpening stones for my knives I'm a chef, So I came across this product while doing so, I've bought a number of stones Multi-grade stone for different levels of cutting edged tools. Depending on how bad the item is to began with. So I received it tried it out on my 8-10 inch chef knife. Followed the simple instructions. Instant results. Now like I said if your tool is dull, Like anything else that's been neglected you'll work a little harder. But with this stone it makes it a lot easier. So I bought 2, One for my knife set and one for my outside tools. Ax, shears, Machete swords. Great product.

Great product. Used it immediately out of the box. Took only a few short minutes to soak the stone and get it ready. Once I was prepared, I was able to bring my very dull knife edge to a beautiful and clean, polished edge that slices through paper like butter now. I also bought this to try on a small hatchet I had purchased not but two or three summers ago and it was so dull it couldn't even cut kindling for a camp fire but now its so sharp I even redid the handle so it wont slip out of my hand when using it and hurt someone by accident. All in all a top notch item for a whetstone, I was happy to see all my blades finally in working condition and couldnt be happier with the purchase, would absolutely recommend this even for a beginner as long as you take your time, watch videos and tutorials on proper technique, go slow and work up to a speed that is comfortable for you. Again, great product 10/10. As a side comment: I noticed a review from someone who claims they have been doing this kind of thing for several years and yet was disappointed to find their stone had molded after putting it away still wet inside the little bamboo carrying case it comes with (so handy by the way), well word of advice to that guy and anyone reading this: LET YOUR STONE DRY BEFORE STORING IT. It cant be that hard to know that if you put something wet into a sealed container, its probably going to mildew (not mold, inorganic things like rocks cant grow mold) so practice a little common sense and let it sit out a few nights on a towel and that should remove the excess water inside the stone, remembering to flip it to get both sides dry...I mean if you cant do that small task then dont buy this and then blame the company for your own short sightedness.

This puck worked perfectly and I was able to efficiently sharpen my hactchet, axe, and a few other tools with a little effort. However after placing the puck back into its bamboo container, I broke it out to use it today and found that the inside of the container was covered in various types of mold. The puck had a little growing in it too but it came right off, I ended up dusposing of the container. so just keep in mind that you should ensure the puck is dry befofe storing it, let it sit in the sun or something before placing it in the container so you dont encounter the same issue I did.

It's more expensive than the smaller puck sharpeners but it's larger and it sits nicely in my hand. I feel like it's safer when sharpening my hatchet or ax because not so much of my fingers and hand wrap around the edges of the puck - where you could potentially contact an edge if you're not careful. Works well and puts a really nice edge on my axes. The case (wood with magnets) is really nice. My less expensive smaller puck didn't come with any case. I'm thinking some day this will get handed down to one of my Sons or Son-in-laws.

I used the disk to sharpen all of our household knives, hunting knives, scissors, pruning shears, and axes. The disk is great, very easy to use, and made a very sharp edge on everything. I highly recommend the disk for sharpening tools and knives quickly, easily, and very effectively. I also recommend purchasing or using a leather strop to polish the sharpened edges.

The sharpening stone worked great on a range of items from a 10” chefs knife to a pairing knife. I also used it to sharpen a couple of throwing hatchets. It’s easy to hold and use and the wood case is nice. Nice enough to keep in a drawer with other kitchen equipment. And by purchasing this product you’ll be supporting a small family business. I’m in no way connected with vendor. Enjoy and be safe!

Arrived promptly from company and I put it to use that night. Works well and sharpened two axes and one hatchet very well! Sharp edge was easy to obtain in a short time. All three items are back in use and holding their edge quite well. I would recommend this product and would order it again if needed. But this item should last a long time as long as I do my part and don't abuse it .

So far I’ve used this once. Of course it works as described. I could wish for the coarse grit to be more coarse, say 120, vs 150, at least. 150 cuts a bit slowly for nicks and edge rollovers on a handhoe . Similarly for the fine grit. But the stone seems well made. It is slightly too thick for the case, which won’t close by about 1/8”. The imbedded magnets to hold the case closed are too weak to work well with a 1/8” gap. Don’t make the stone thinner, make the case deeper! Overall a good product.