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Reddit mentions of Nordstrand Flattening Stone - Sharpening Tool for Re-Leveling Waterstone, Whetstone, Oil Stones - Coarse Grinding Lapping Plate with Grooves and Rough Grit - Flattener Fixer Sharpener for Waterstones

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Nordstrand Flattening Stone - Sharpening Tool for Re-Leveling Waterstone, Whetstone, Oil Stones - Coarse Grinding Lapping Plate with Grooves and Rough Grit - Flattener Fixer Sharpener for Waterstones
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    Features:
  • Precision tool to level, flatten and refresh sharpening stone surfaces
  • Traditional techniques with modern Japanese manufacturing technologies
  • Make whetstones, oilstones, waterstones like new
  • Rough grit silicon carbide for maximum peel
  • Large size block 8x2.8in, quick and easy to use
Specs:
Height0.787401574 Inches
Length8.0314960548 Inches
Weight0.992080179 Pounds
Width2.755905509 Inches

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Found 2 comments on Nordstrand Flattening Stone - Sharpening Tool for Re-Leveling Waterstone, Whetstone, Oil Stones - Coarse Grinding Lapping Plate with Grooves and Rough Grit - Flattener Fixer Sharpener for Waterstones:

u/Ender16 ยท 3 pointsr/Chefit

That depends entirely on how much you use it and what grain it is.

Idk about rubbing two together. Maybe if they are the same grain then it would work ok. But they do make stone levelers which flatten uneven stones.

https://www.amazon.com/Nordstrand-Flattening-Stone-Re-Leveling-Waterstones/dp/B077QCYMNX/ref=sr_1_1_sspa/137-0208345-7905124?ie=UTF8&qid=1518278640&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=whetstone+flattener&psc=1

But low grain stones will usually loose its flatness slower than high grain stones. But again it depends on how much you use them and how hard the steel is on your knife.

u/HoeLeeChit ยท 1 pointr/sharpening

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