Kensho Pack for 'Puukko' sharpening

There are many styles and ways of sharpening a knife, and now I'm talking about Puukko knife with the scandi grind. Personally, I always prefer a full-size stone. The 400 stone, which in this Kensho pack is very effective, comes in handy when the knife already has clearly visible marks on the cutting edge. Finishing with 1000 stones is quite a sufficient level for a Puukko. Sure, you can expand the package with 3000-5000 stones, but already with this Pack, you can get your Puukko to a reasonable level.

NOTE!

This whetstone is a so-called semi-soaking stone. It works best after 5-10 minutes of soaking. Do not store the stone in a basin of water. After sharpening, immediately wipe the stone clean with a towel. This will give the stone a clean look and start the drying process. Place the stone to dry in a position where it does not touch a solid surface. For example, place the stone on top of a pencil. Allow the stone to dry slowly, without additional heating. Do not place the stone in direct sunlight. Do not allow the stone to freeze when wet. It takes more than 24 hours to dry. Store the stone protected from dents, for example, in its box.