GATCO 80040 Datasheet

GATCO
Brand
GATCO
Model
80040
Category
Knife sharpeners
Type
Datasheet

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GATCO 80040 is a 4" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone that is perfect for sharpening all sport, kitchen, and D-I-Y cutlery, plane blades, chisels, and wood carving instruments. It is made of NOVACULITE, a highly regarded stone by craftsmen worldwide, that has a unique crystalline structure which allows it to polish the cutting edge as it sharpens. To use the stone, apply a small amount of honing oil to the surface and tilt your knife at an approximate 20° angle with the cutting edge facing away from you. Push the knife away from you, maintaining the 20° angle, and repeat that stroke two or three times.

GATCO 80040 is a 4" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone that is perfect for sharpening all sport, kitchen, and D-I-Y cutlery, plane blades, chisels, and wood carving instruments. It is made of NOVACULITE, a highly regarded stone by craftsmen worldwide, that has a unique crystalline structure which allows it to polish the cutting edge as it sharpens. To use the stone, apply a small amount of honing oil to the surface and tilt your knife at an approximate 20° angle with the cutting edge facing away from you. Push the knife away from you, maintaining the 20° angle, and repeat that stroke two or three times.

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716-877-2200
No. 8T001
GATCO
®
Arkansas Tri-Hone
Sharpening System
The premier, three-stone sharpening system
includes a coarse silicon carbide stone for
setting the bevel on dull or badly damaged
blades, a 100% natural Arkansas medium
stone for sharpening, a 100% natural Arkansas
fine stone for polishing to produce the ultimate
razor sharpness, and honing oil. All stones are
mounted on a natural wood triangle which
provides an elevated work surface for ease
of use. An excellent choice for sharpening
all sport, kitchen, D-I-Y cutlery, plane blades,
chisels and wood carving instruments.
Natural Arkansas Stones
No. 80080
8" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone
Size: 2" wide x 8" long x .5" high
(51 mm x 200 mm x 12.5 mm)
No. 80090
Pocket Stone
100% natural soft Arkansas stone perfect for fast edge
“touch up” in the field. Comes in leather carrying case.
Size: 3" long x 1" wide x .25" high (76 mm x 25 mm x 6.4 mm)
How to Sharpen with an Arkansas Stone
1. Apply a small amount of honing oil on the stone. Tilt your knife
at an approximate 20° angle with the cutting edge facing away
from you.
2. Push the knife away from you, maintaining the 20° angle.
Repeat that stroke two or three times.
3. Turn the knife over so the cutting edge faces you. Tilt the knife
again at approximately 20° and draw the blade toward you.
Repeat that stroke two or three times.
IMPORTANT: Take the same number of strokes on each side of
the knife. Push and draw blade as though you were trying to
shave a thin slice off the stone. Clean the stone under running
water or wipe off the oil with a cloth.
GATCO
®
100%
Natural Arkansas Stones
GATCO
®
uses 100% natural
Arkansas stone mined from
NOVACULITE quarries that are carefully
cut to size and skillfully finished to insure flatness.
NOVACULITE, highly regarded by craftsmen worldwide,
has a unique crystalline structure which allows it to polish
the cutting edge as it sharpens. All GATCO
®
Arkansas
sharpening stones come with a custom wood case for storage.
No. 80040
4" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone
Size: 2” wide x 4” long x .5” high
(51mm x 102 mm x 12.5 mm)
No. 80060
6" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone
Size: 2" wide x 6" long x .5" high
(51 mm x 150 mm x 12.5 mm)
®
1-800-LIV-SHAR
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Canada: 1-800-548-9588
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GATCO 80040 Datasheet

GATCO
Brand
GATCO
Model
80040
Category
Knife sharpeners
Type
Datasheet
This manual is also suitable for

GATCO 80040 is a 4" 100% Natural Soft Arkansas Stone that is perfect for sharpening all sport, kitchen, and D-I-Y cutlery, plane blades, chisels, and wood carving instruments. It is made of NOVACULITE, a highly regarded stone by craftsmen worldwide, that has a unique crystalline structure which allows it to polish the cutting edge as it sharpens. To use the stone, apply a small amount of honing oil to the surface and tilt your knife at an approximate 20° angle with the cutting edge facing away from you. Push the knife away from you, maintaining the 20° angle, and repeat that stroke two or three times.

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