Norton 61463686115 Square Medium Sharpening Stone

Product Description

The NORTON 61463686115 is a square sharpening stone designed for honing and reconditioning cutting edges on hand tools, chisels, plane irons, and similar bladed equipment. Built to a medium grade, it removes material at a rate suited for reshaping slightly dull edges before finishing with a finer stone. At 0.5 inches thick, the profile fits standard bench stone holders and provides enough mass for stable, controlled strokes. Trade professionals and tool-maintenance technicians rely on medium-grade aluminum oxide or similar abrasive stones like this one to extend tool life between full sharpenings and to restore working geometry on field tools.

This stone is appropriate for general-purpose sharpening tasks in woodworking shops, HVAC service vans, plumbing and electrical trades, and maintenance environments where cutting tools are used regularly. The square cross-section suits flat-face honing and can also be used on the edge to dress curved or notched blades. It is compact enough for a tool bag or bench kit and is typically used dry or with a light honing oil, depending on the abrasive material.

Key Features

• Medium grade abrasive for edge reconditioning and stock removal before fine honing
• Square stone shape provides flat honing surfaces on all working faces
• 0.5-inch thickness fits standard bench stone holders and is stable under hand pressure
• Compact and lightweight at 0.15 pounds for portable tool kit use
• Specification grade MF46 as noted by manufacturer

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or supplemental bench sharpening stone suitable for use with chisels, plane irons, knives, and other flat-beveled hand tools requiring medium-grade edge reconditioning.

Installation Notes

Sharpening stones require no mechanical installation. Secure the stone in a bench holder or clamp it safely before use to prevent slipping. Use with a compatible honing oil or water as appropriate for the abrasive type to flush swarf and extend stone life. Always maintain consistent blade angle throughout the stroke to avoid uneven wear on the stone face.