Sharpening -Wästikivi Finnish Whetstone - Knife's Bride

Seems even finer than my hard Arkansas stone.
Refreshes the with a couple of passes, not unlike a strop.
Nice.

I was impressed by the Wastikivi whetstone. It reminded me of the soft Arkansas whetstones in its performance but with the added benefit that it generates a little bit of slurry. In addition to the Wastikivi you sell I would highly encourage you to look into the Orsa Swedish sandstone if you haven't already. I've used natural whetstones from all over the planet and it is my favorite natural coarse stone for resetting a bevel angle or repairing a chipped or very dull Edge which can be followed by the Wastikivi or soft Arkansas for those who like a sharp but still slightly toothy Edge for excellent results. The Orsa is recommended to be used with water but I find it actually performs best with a light oil and generating a little slurry first with some sort of Nagura or bout stone. I think it would be an excellent addition to your already great selection of Scandinavian inspired products. Keep up the good work!!