whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish
whiskey river arctic fox dual grit sharpening stone. Made in america and ready to restore the edge of your axe to a clouded mirror finish

Arctic Fox Dual Grit Sharpening Puck

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A dual grit ceramic puck stone in the acclaimed Arctic Fox sapphire ceramic blend on one face with a coarser grey face for a one-two punch when field sharpening axes, machetes, and other tools. The grey ANSI 240 grit face will rapidly erase scratch marks from a file, while the icy blue ANSI 400 grit side will bring the edge to a hazy mirror finish that easily shaves. Readily absorbs and retains water, with a thin film on the surface to keep the pores of the stone free of metal fines. Cuts quickly, yet leaves a fine finish.

Proudly Made in the USA!

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nick Schwartz

Arctic Fox Dual Grit Sharpening Puck

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Joshuah Logan
Very handy

The sharpening puck is a great tool for touching up an edge and takes up very little space

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Carl Stock

Arctic Fox Dual Grit Sharpening Puck

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Zachery Taylor

Very nice item, !

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Joe
Love this puck

This thing brings steel to shave sharp in minutes. Quickly removes dings and dents in blades, far faster than expected. Now, it is only fair to say that a file is faster - but files leaves gouges in the metal and leave a raggedy edge. This brings tools to a sharp, clean edge with minimal effort. I generally use Rem oil to lubricate the stone, but water works well, too. My only gripe - and it's minor - is that the product description describes "gray" and "icy blue" sides. After a few uses, the colors get muddied, so just remember the "gray" side is the thinner side. I use this puck for every bladed outdoor hand tool I own.

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