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Easy to use! Puts an edge on pretty darn quick, really need to watch what your doing when sharpening. As with any other stone!

This sharpening puck is a good size, good quality, and does the job well. I use it on my wood-splitting maul, and other tools. It’s grit is a bit too coarse for my hand axes/hatchets, but it is still useful if I have a nick in the blade that needs tending. The logo stenciled on the puck adds a lot to one’s perception of its quality: a good marketing move.

Great tool if your blade is already pristine. If you have deep nicks and rolled edges this stone will dissolve in the palm of your hands. Other than that it’s great.

I've sharpened tools my whole life never had a puck sharpener like this. Very fulfilling to use and it worked great. I have a high end splitting mall that I would never want to put on a grinder. This puck work great The Puck style is really intuitive on how to use. It just felt very natural.

I took up axe throwing during the pandemic. It was a great way to get the stress out during this time. And let's just say that I am really good at it. Like really good - you would want me on your zombie apocalypse team. However, a couple of weeks ago, I thought I was off my game - missing shots left and right. Turns out my baby just needed a little sharpening! Love this little handy sharpener. It's perfect. Thank you!

The stone worked great... while it lasted. I do alot of bushcraft and wilderness living so I've had dozens of wet stones. This sharpend my axe, my daggers, and bowie knives for a decently short amount of time. It takes effort considering the grit, soaked 20 minutes before use everytime, or until bubbles dissipated. Can't beat the price. Would love a new wet stone for 5 star review though! Couldn't find out how to message seller.

Lasts a long time sharpens well

It does seem easier to use on hatchets and axes than a longer stone. It seems like it should last quite a while as I removed a decent gouge from an axe and couldn’t tell what part of the stone I had used.