Straight Razor Sharpening Stones
Ardennes Coticule Whetstone Bout 8000-10000 Grit 9x3cm
Straight Razor Sharpening Stones
1. 🧼 Wet the Stone
2. 🌀 Prepare a Slurry (Optional)
3. 🔪 Start Honing
4. 💦 Gradually Dilute the Slurry
5. 🧽 Clean After Use
✅ Pass the blade edge at a 15–20° angle with even strokes.
✅ Don’t rub it like a synthetic stone — use gentle, calm pressure.
❗ Tip: Bout stones are excellent for fine polishing/honing, not for initial bevel setting.
"Bout" means the stone comes from a natural vein and is cut in an ergonomic, irregular shape — maintaining top performance. "Bout Selected" types are handpicked for consistent grain and usability.
Ideal for professionals and enthusiasts who value natural honing quality. This stone is eco-friendly, requiring only water — no oil or chemicals. Perfect for razors, straight razors, and tools needing sharpness. Compact size makes it easy to carry in bags or cases.
A well-maintained Ardennes Coticule can last a lifetime. It creates a natural slurry that enhances contact between blade and stone. This material enables gentle and consistent metal removal with no blade overheating.
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The products can be shipped to you anywhere within the Greek Territory.
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Now your online order is even easier and faster! Receive and pay your order from our store.
You can pick up your order during the opening hours of our store at 81 Kypru Avenue, Argyroupoli, tk 16451. Tel for reservations and product pick-ups at 2109901100.
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The bank accounts where you can deposit the money are:
Name of beneficiary : Gotsopoulos I & Valari P.O.E.
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A lower grit number (e.g. 220 grit) means a coarser surface that removes material faster — ideal for repairing dull or damaged blades.
A higher grit number (e.g. 8000 grit) means a finer surface — used for polishing and finishing the edge to a razor-sharp level.
Garnet is a group of natural silicate minerals known for their brilliant color, hardness, and wide use in both jewelry and industrial applications.
Garnet is often used as the abrasive material in sharpening stones and sandpapers because of its durability and angular shape. If a tool is labeled as garnet grit or garnet sharpening stone, it means the abrasive component is crushed garnet — excellent for smoothing and honing blades.
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