Miyabi Toishi Pro 1000-Grit Whetstone — 34536-002

Miyabi Toishi Pro 1000-Grit Whetstone. Choose a whetstone around the condition of the cutting edge, then build a sharpening sequence that addresses that job. Controlled pressure and a stable surface are more useful than rushing to the finest grit.

At a glance

• Routine sharpening

  A medium grit is a practical starting point for ordinary sharpening when an edge has become dull.

• Supported sharpening surface

  Secure the stone before use so attention can stay on the angle and pressure of each stroke.

• Edge-specific technique

  Match the sharpening approach to your blade’s geometry and work systematically along the edge.

Find your fit

Use our whetstone grit guide to place this stone in a progression. Preparation varies between stones, so consult soaking and splash-and-go guidance alongside the instructions supplied with the exact model.

Care and storage

Follow the stone’s instructions for water preparation; do not assume all stones need the same soaking time. Rinse away sharpening residue and allow the stone to dry before storing. Check flatness periodically and maintain the surface with a suitable method.