Using the various sizes of grooves, angles, side faces, and the reverse side engraved into the surface, it is possible to sharpen rounded blades, triangular blades, flat blades, engraving knives, and various sizes of sculpture knives.
The previous absorbent type has been developed for use with only a small amount of water.
By slicking the stone before sharpening with just a sprinkling of water, it is now even easier to adjust cutting edges while sculpting.
In addition, while the whetstone has a smooth sharpening quality, it is more wear-resistant than before.
Line up the grooves to sharpen.
Use the ridges to remove burrs.
Use the reverse side of a triangular blade
Use the part that fits the angle of the cutting edge
Use the reverse side of a seal-engraving blade
Use the reverse side of a flat blade
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