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Combination Bench Sharpening Stones

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Combination Bench Sharpening Stones

Sharpening Stones · Aluminum Oxide and Silicon Carbide Options · Non-Loading
Falcon Tool's Combination Bench Sharpening Stones are used for deburring, sharpening and honing applications. During the manufacturing process, they are oil treated for quick, non-loading tool sharpening. Available in a variety of sizes in both aluminum oxide and silicon carbide abrasive options. Each stone has a fine (320 grit) and coarse (120 grit) surface. Made in the USA!

Although these stones are pre-soaked with oil, we recommend using a lubricant such as our Stoning Oil or Polishing Lubricant and Diamond Thinner to avoid stone loading (pores of the stone being filled with material debris from the tool being stoned which prevents further cutting). 

Compared to Arkansas Stones, Falcon Tool Sharpening Stones are coarser and can be used along with Arkansas Stones to cover all grit levels from ultra-fine to coarse. 
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Sharpening Stones · Aluminum Oxide and Silicon Carbide Options · Non-Loading
Falcon Tool's Combination Bench Sharpening Stones are used for deburring, sharpening and honing applications. During the manufacturing process, they are oil treated for quick, non-loading tool sharpening. Available in a variety of sizes in both aluminum oxide and silicon carbide abrasive options. Each stone has a fine (320 grit) and coarse (120 grit) surface. Made in the USA!

Although these stones are pre-soaked with oil, we recommend using a lubricant such as our Stoning Oil or Polishing Lubricant and Diamond Thinner to avoid stone loading (pores of the stone being filled with material debris from the tool being stoned which prevents further cutting). 

Compared to Arkansas Stones, Falcon Tool Sharpening Stones are coarser and can be used along with Arkansas Stones to cover all grit levels from ultra-fine to coarse. 


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