Do You Need a Full Size Sharpening Stone??

[@dombond6515]

Hey everyone. Burrfection has a 800 3k combo for 60 bucks right now they are 6 inch stones. So something to think about. Perfect for pocket knives

[@Iheartknives1]

Thanks Dom for letting everyone know. I’ll pin the comment to the top.

[@dombond6515]

@@Iheartknives1 thx ya its a great great price and gives people a chance to actually check out chosera stones. They are 1 of the best stones u can get.

[@stevenlachance8576]

I really like the way you do your voice over and speed up the sharpening. Makes it possible to learn from the video.

[@Iheartknives1]

Thanks man! Glad you like the structure of the videos!

[@MrSATism]

Thanks for this video! This video concept was a lot trickier in my mind than it is in practice! Thanks for answering my questions!

[@Iheartknives1]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@mikelikesknives428]

I use the 1" x 6" Venev and love the size. It just takes a minute to adjust your technique. Thanks Mike for another great video.

[@Iheartknives1]

It definitely takes a little getting used to but can be done for sure. I think the pocket knives are much easier than chef knives too, at least for me that’s the case.

[@jeffhicks8428]

chosera stones come in many sizes. full size which is close to 8x3 inches by 25mm. they have travel size also. closer to a 6x2. they also come in different thickness. 25 mm and 15 mm also 30 mm for the 10k. then they also do have the ones you show, which are intended for small woodwork tools.

[@TorlingJarl]

I do think length matters much more than width.

[@Iheartknives1]

For sure. Also, thats what she said. ;)

[@leotam3372]

Where'd you get these little nuggets?

[@rickleeo970]

what is the surface your stones/holder is on? Thanks

[@Iheartknives1]

It's just a cheap stone holder you can buy on amazon for under $20. Under the stone holder is a wood table. so it doesn't move easily.