The **Kai Seki Magoroku 8000 grit** is a high-quality Japanese sharpening stone to give your knives their razor-sharp edge back, and to maintain this sharp edge. The sharpening stone is made from aluminium oxide with a J8000 grit size. This extremely fine grit size will make your knife razor sharp.

## Plastic storage box

This sharpening stone comes in a plastic box that also serves as a sharpening stone holder. This way, you can safely store the sharpening stone in your kitchen cabinet, and use it as a base when you're sharpening.

## How to use the Kai Seki Magoroku sharpening stones

Submerge the stone in water a couple of minutes before use. It is important that the surface of the stone stays wet during use. This enhances the sharpening result and extends the lifespan of the sharpening stone. [Read more about sharpening on a sharpening stone here](/en/ct/video-manual-sharpening-on-a-whetstone.htm).

After use, it's important to dry the sharpening stones thoroughly and then allow them to dry fully at room temperature. Don't place the sharpening stone on a heater or in the sun! This can cause the sharpening stone to crack. Once dried, store them in a dry, dark place.

It is normal and expected that a sharpening stone will wear and become slightly hollow after extended use. In order to keep the surface of your sharpening stone flat, we recommend the [Kai Seki Magoroku Flattening Stone](/en/pt/-kai-seki-magoroku-flattening-stone-ap-0335.htm).

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