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| Bob Kramer Complete Sharpening Kit
The Bob Kramer Complete Sharpening Kit was designed to provide you everything you need to sharpen your knife.
The big advantages to this system are these: High quality (Chosera Brand) ceramic stones bonded to a glass plate make for true flat surfaces. These stones are not nearly as bulky or as messy as other stone types; easy to use, transport and store. Additional items are available. If you want a crazy degree of polish, a leather stropping block and 10,000 grit stone may be added. But this set, with a well done instructional DVD by the master himself will sharpen any knife.
This set includes:
Glass Stone (400 grit)
Glass Stone (1000 grit)
Glass Stone (5000 grit)
Sink Bridge
Cleaning Stone
DVD
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34999-203 $59.95In Stock
| Bob Kramer Sink Bridge for Glass Stones
J.A. Henckel's Bob Kramer Bamboo Sink Bridge is designed for their signature Glass Whetstones, and works best with these. It's ideal to use for holding the stone in place while sharpening your knives, either on a table or over the sink. This sink bridge holds stones up to 10 1/4 in. long and adjusts up to a 24 in. wide sink.
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34999-043 $199.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer 10,000 Grit Glass Stone
Dimensions of ceramic material: 2 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.
These are actually high quality Chosera ceramic waterstones that are bonded to thick glass. This technique makes for a perfectly flat stone as is required for best sharpening results.
The Bob Kramer 10,000 grit glass stone is for polishing after sharpening. It's recommended to use a cleaning stone on the waterstone first to create a slurry for a nice pristine mirror polish on your knife.
Made in Japan
Sink Bridge for this stone is #34999-203
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34999-013 $89.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer 1000 Grit Glass Stone
Dimensions of ceramic material: 2 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.
These are actually high quality Chosera ceramic waterstones that are bonded to thick glass. This technique makes for a perfectly flat stone as is required for best sharpening results.
The Bob Kramer 1000 Grit stone is a fine cut that is best first step (establishing and edge) on a knife in decent condition
Made in Japan
Sink Bridge for this stone is #34999-203
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34999-023 $109.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer 3000 grit Glass Stone
Dimensions of ceramic material: 2 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.
These are actually high quality Chosera ceramic waterstones that are bonded to thick glass. This creates a dead flat stone as is required for best sharpening results.
J.A. Henckel's Bob Kramer 3000 Grit Glass Whetstone is a fine grit for finishing and basic polishing. If you keep your knives sharp, you may use this as a "first-step" stone in bringing your edge to peak condition.
Made in Japan.
Sink Bridge for this stone is #34999-203
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34999-003 $79.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer 400 grit Glass Stone
Dimensions of ceramic material: 2 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.
These are actually high quality Chosera ceramic waterstones that are bonded to thick glass.
The Bob Kramer 400 grit glass stone is ideal to use for re-profiling your knife; removing any chips and tip repair.
Made in Japan
Sink Bridge for this stone is #34999-203
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34999-033 $139.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer 5000 grit Glass Stone
Dimensions of ceramic material: 2 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.
These are high quality Chosera ceramic waterstones that are bonded to thick glass. This technique makes for a perfectly flat stone.
The Bob Kramer 5000 Grit stone is an extra fine grit for finishing and polishing. We recommend the higher grits for protein knives (meats and fishes). We find that cutting tomatoes and waxed vegetables is easier on a knife with a bit of micro-serration at the edge. Your slicers and boning knives will benefit from this higher grit.
Made in Japan.
Sink Bridge for this stone is #34999-203
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34999-300 $24.95In Stock
| J.A. Henckels Bob Kramer Cleaning Stone
Most appropriate for the 5000 and 10,000 grit stones. This cleaning stone is used to to clean and remove any left over metal particles and to create the slurry required to properly polish a knife.
Easy to use, just use a small amount of water, and rub the stone back and forth in a circular motion.
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