Sharp Pebble Premium Whetstone Knife Sharpening Stone 2 Facet Grit 1000/6000 Waterstone- Whetstone Knife Sharpener- NonSlip Bamboo Base & Angle Information

Excellent sharpening stone, although you can get an identical product for less on amazon
So, before beginning this review, I think it’s important to note that this stone is a standard item that is sold by a different company and simply branded with “sharp pebble” branding. If you know the right thing to search for on amazon (“sharpening stone knife non-slip base angle guide 1000/6000”), you will find at least 20 more listings selling exactly the same product for a variety of prices, nearly all of them less than this one, which has a higher price because of the fact that it is well-marketed and shows up higher in the search. If you are interested in this stone, it’s probably a better bet to get the exact same thing for cheaper, since you can. That being said, I would recommend getting one that comes with the angle guide, which we’ll go into more detail on later in the review.
Ok with that disclaimer out of the way, this is a really excellent sharpening stone. The included angle guide is a game changer — by far the most difficult part about sharpening knives is keeping the angle consistent, and this little thing makes it dead simple. I got one of these for my mom, who had never sharpened a knife in her life. After spending about 5 minutes with it, she was up and running.
We also had a pretty good test bed for it — since she had never sharpened a knife before, her knives were so dull that you couldn’t injure yourself with one if you tried. They are literally unable to cut through a tomato’s skin, even after vigorously sawing back and forth – you’d have to pierce it with the point first. We took one of these completely dull knives and worked it with this stone for probably 45 minutes and while it takes longer than that to get a knife from 100% dull to razor sharp, the difference was abundantly clear to everyone. It was once again an actual knife that could cut vegetables with ease.
If you are not familiar with knife sharpening, this is a perfect intro because of the angle guide, and whetstones are much much more effective than stand sharpeners, so this is what you should get. If you are on the fence about whether you need to sharpen your knives at all, you do. Get one of these and it will make cooking much easier and honestly much safer, since the chances of a knife slipping off something you’re trying to cut and into your fingers is much lower when the knife is sharp enough that it bites instead of slipping.
Ah one more thing – the package does not include instructions on how to use the angle guide so I will add them here. Take the tip of the knife and slide it into the end of the angle guide, then use the ceramic rails to slide the angle guide all the way on to the body of the knife, so the tip protrudes from the other end. Now, within the guide there is some play – if you place the knife/guide on the stone and flex the handle, looking at it from the side, you will see that the knife can rest either against the top or bottom of the plastic inside the guide. I would recommend keeping it resting against the bottom. The *only* way you can mess up is not holding the angle consistently when sharpening, so make sure to keep an eye on this. As you hold the handle, make sure you are putting pressure on it in such a way that the knife stays flat against the bottom of the inside of the angle guide. Beyond that, just go for it, moving the knife back and forth across the stone. You can look up whetstone tutorials on youtube for the rest.
One more thing. As you sharpen a knife on a stone, both the knife and the stone are having their surfaces ground away. This means that, over time, the surface of your whetstone will go from being flat, to being uneven. It is super important, however, that your whetstone surface is perfectly flat in order to accurately sharpen a knife. So if you are planning on keeping your knives sharp long term, you will also need what’s called a “flattening stone.” My research has indicated that using a diamond plate for this will yield best results, however, there are plenty of other types of flattening stones on amazon with good reviews that cost less than a diamond plate, so if you want to experiment, go for it. In fact, there is another listing that sells this same stone with a “flattening stone” as well, for less than the price of this item: Professional Knife Sharpening Stone – Two Grit 1000/6000 Whetstone – Kitchen Knife, Chef Knife & Tool Shaping System – Kit Includes Non-Slip Bamboo Base, Angle Guide, Flattening Stone and Instructions.
The bad news is that there are a lot of different flattening stones at a lot of different price ranges. The good news is that you can experiment — it’s quite easy to check whether your stone is actually perfectly flat — just take any other perfectly straight surface (edge of a piece of paper, ruler, level, any type of construction square, etc), crouch down so your eyes are even with the level of the stone, and move the straight edge across the surface, looking for any gaps. To be super precise, put a light behind it, so you will see the light coming through any gaps.
Oook that’s it for this mega-review, hope this was helpful!

Will Put a Razor Sharp Edge on Your Knives
I’ve been using this stone setup for a few weeks now, and overall, I’m impressed. The stone itself is high-quality, and with a bit of practice, I managed to get my knives razor-sharp. I did find that the knife angle guide scratches the sides of my knives a bit when inserting and removing them, but it’s a minor inconvenience. The bamboo and rubber base setup is fantastic for keeping everything stable while sharpening. Watching a few instructional videos definitely helped me get the hang of it. I would recommend this to anyone willing to put in a bit of effort to maintain their blades.

Great Product!
Very simple, easy to use sharpening stone. Wood frame holder looks and works great.

Wonderful Product
This is a requirement in everyone’s home. My knives are the sharpest they have been. Highly recommend.

Ok, so I’ve been looking at getting one of these bad boys for months now. I wasn’t scared of difficulty in using it, just wanted to make sure I got the correct one to start with.
I’ve spent days (worth of hours) online checking reviews, YouTube videos and blogs, as there are lot of “beginner” options but also many videos saying “get this brand bro, worth investment” but honestly that one would have been more than my knives.
I finally decided on Sharp Pebble for a few reasons.
Price wise it’s not a bad deal at all. I believe you should get a decent quality product, even if you have cheap knives.
It comes with a little support in case you are new to this and don’t know the angle you should be sharpening at.
The Grit sides are possibly perfect for a beginner. After countless videos online I found 1000 to be the upper limit of “coarse” and 6000 to be a good middle options for sharpening. Unless your knives are completely blunt in which case you will need something like a 400, then a 1500-ish then a 6k, this is perfect for the occasional 2-3 week (even 4) sharpening.
You can do a few quick slides on the 6k side every week on the most used knives (depending on usage) and once every 2-4 weeks give it a full run on both sides.
Definitely recommend watching multiple videos from multiple channels on how to use these and sharpen your knives. Everyone has something slightly different to say/add that may be more relevant for your case, so absorb and use your head.
Overall I’m incredibly happy with this product and will forever be the way I sharpen my knives.

I’ll start off with this, the angle guide (black plastic bit) I discarded rather quickly since I found it a little awkward for me to use. Having said that, I did to some testing with it and it does its job so for folks who have little experience sharpening this does work well enough. The guide doesn’t work on small knives though so if you want something like paring knives sharpened, you’ll need to do it all free hand or find some other angle guide.
The stone itself is very good. Before using it I didn’t feel too much of a difference in the grit just feeling it with my fingers but once you put a knife on it the difference is significant.
There are no weird inclusions of different sized materials or grains on either side of the stone that would otherwise interfere with a proper sharpening job.
The stone is wide so you get lots of the actual blade contacting the stone, but not so wide that it becomes awkward to sharpen on.
The rubber grip for the stone and the rubber lined base hold the stone in place very well.
After sharpening 3 blades on two separate days, my stone remains free of any cracks or fractures, however I would still suggest you treat the stone delicately.
For storage I would honestly recommend just keeping the box the stone comes in. The box isnt very large so it won’t waste much cabinet/ drawer space and comes with a fitted foam insert that the whole stone fits into for further protection.
Sellers sent me a separate email shortly after my purchase. They seem very enthusiastic and communicative which is nice to see especially for buyers that may have any questions that may need answered.

Excellent knife sharpener. Easy to use. Works as advertised. I am very happy with this purchase. It feels good to have sharp knives.
Hervorragender Messerschärfer. Einfach zu verwenden. Funktioniert wie angegeben. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit diesem Kauf. Es fühlt sich gut an, scharfe Messer zu haben.