Norton 61463687560 Arkansas Sharpening Stone Extra Fine

Product Description

The NORTON 61463687560 is a rectangular Arkansas sharpening stone designed for fine edge work on cutting tools. Made from natural Arkansas stone material, this extra fine grade hone delivers a smooth, polished edge suited to knives, chisels, gouges, and precision cutting instruments. At 3/8 inch thick, it provides a stable honing surface without excessive bulk. The white coloration is characteristic of hard Arkansas stone, which cuts slowly and refines edges to a near-mirror finish. This stone is a go-to for tradespeople and craftspeople who need a reliable, consistent finishing stone in the shop or in the field.

This sharpening stone is used as a finishing or polishing stage in edge maintenance routines. It suits applications where an extra fine surface is required after coarser honing stages have already been completed. Typical users include HVAC technicians maintaining sheet metal tools, plumbers sharpening pipe cutters and chisels, carpenters, and general tradespeople who keep hand tools at working sharpness. The rectangular shape allows flat honing of straight-edged blades and fits standard stone holders or can be hand-held against a flat surface.

Key Features

• Extra fine grade Arkansas stone for polishing and finishing cutting edges
• Rectangular shape supports flat honing of knives, chisels, and straight blades
• White Arkansas stone material provides a slow-cutting, high-refinement surface
• 3/8 inch thickness offers a compact, manageable profile for bench or field use
• Specification SB13 designation for consistent product identification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose finishing sharpening stone suitable for use with hand tools requiring an extra fine honed edge across trade and workshop applications.

Installation Notes

Sharpening stones require no installation but should be used with a light honing oil or water to float swarf away from the stone surface and extend working life. Keep the stone flat and avoid applying uneven pressure that can cause dishing over time. Store in a protective case or pouch to prevent chipping. No power tools or specialty equipment are required for use.