RH Preyda Arkansas
RH Preyda Sportsman 1 Stone Honing Set - Soft Arkansas - 3 1/2" x 1 5/8" x 1/2"
RH Preyda Sportsman 1 Stone Honing Set - Soft Arkansas - 3 1/2" x 1 5/8" x 1/2"
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Our Deluxe Honing Kit is perfectly scaled for easy storage. The kit is housed in a custom wooden box and includes a 30ml bottle of our Premium Honing Oil.
Made in the U.S.A.
Sizing
3 1/2"x1 5/8"x1/2" 88.9 x 41.3 x 12.7 mm
Includes
1 x Soft Arkansas Stone1 x 30ml Bottle of Oil in Wood Box
0Arkansas Stones By Type
Made in the U.S.A.
Sizing
3 1/2"x1 5/8"x1/2" 88.9 x 41.3 x 12.7 mm
Includes
1 x Soft Arkansas Stone1 x 30ml Bottle of Oil in Wood Box
0Arkansas Stones By Type1
2
2
4
6
78All Arkansas sharpening stones are graded by their own unique density.
Because Arkansas Stone is a natural product, colors and patterns will vary across each stone.9
0
2
2
2
4
6
7
8
9
0
1RH PREYDA NATURAL STONE2
1RH PREYDA ARKANSAS WATER STONE2
5
6
7Soft Arkansas2
7400-600 grit2
5
2
1Hard Arkansas2
1800-1,000 grit2
5
6
1Hard Black Arkansas2
12,000-3,000 grit2
5
2
1Surgical Black Arkansas2
14,000-6,000 grit2
5
6
1Translucent Arkansas2
18,000-10,000 grit2
5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
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2
2
4
6
78All Arkansas sharpening stones are graded by their own unique density.
Because Arkansas Stone is a natural product, colors and patterns will vary across each stone.9
0
2
2
2
4
6
7
8
9
0
1RH PREYDA NATURAL STONE2
1RH PREYDA ARKANSAS WATER STONE2
5
6
7Soft Arkansas2
7400-600 grit2
5
2
1Hard Arkansas2
1800-1,000 grit2
5
6
1Hard Black Arkansas2
12,000-3,000 grit2
5
2
1Surgical Black Arkansas2
14,000-6,000 grit2
5
6
1Translucent Arkansas2
18,000-10,000 grit2
5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
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4
6
78All Arkansas sharpening stones are graded by their own unique density.
Because Arkansas Stone is a natural product, colors and patterns will vary across each stone.9
0
2
2
2
4
6
7
8
9
0
1RH PREYDA NATURAL STONE2
1RH PREYDA ARKANSAS WATER STONE2
5
6
7Soft Arkansas2
7400-600 grit2
5
2
1Hard Arkansas2
1800-1,000 grit2
5
6
1Hard Black Arkansas2
12,000-3,000 grit2
5
2
1Surgical Black Arkansas2
14,000-6,000 grit2
5
6
1Translucent Arkansas2
18,000-10,000 grit2
5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
78All Arkansas sharpening stones are graded by their own unique density.
Because Arkansas Stone is a natural product, colors and patterns will vary across each stone.9
0
2
2
2
4
6
7
8
9Because Arkansas Stone is a natural product, colors and patterns will vary across each stone.
9
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2
2
4
6
72
4- 0
- 1RH PREYDA NATURAL STONE
- 2
- 1RH PREYDA ARKANSAS WATER STONE
- 2
- 5
- 6
- 7Soft Arkansas
- 2
- 7400-600 grit
- 2
- 5
- 1Hard Arkansas
- 2
- 1800-1,000 grit
- 2
- 5
- 6
- 1Hard Black Arkansas
- 2
- 12,000-3,000 grit
- 2
- 5
- 1Surgical Black Arkansas
- 2
- 14,000-6,000 grit
- 2
- 5
- 6
- 1Translucent Arkansas
2
18,000-10,000 grit2
5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
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- 18,000-10,000 grit
2
5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
- 5
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
2
2
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
0
Grit ranges shown are not a true grit size of the crystalline that makes up Novaculite.
2
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
6
8This chart exemplifies our scale by which find RH Preyda natural Arkansas Stone to be comparable in performance to synthetic stone grit levels.
2
Soft Arkansas medium density
Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
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Considered the coarsest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. This stone will provide the initial edge and first level of polishing, but is primarily used for sharpening.
Hard Arkansas fine density
The recommended stone for work that requires a smooth polish, but not the finest polish. This stone will provide a final hone and polish edge.
Black Arkansas extra fine density
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
Harder and finer than Hard Arkansas. Not as pure black as Surgical Black Arkansas. Coloration is more dark grey than black. This stone will polish finer than Soft and Hard Arkansas stones.
Surgical Black Arkansas ultra fine density
The hardest and finest of the Arkansas sharpening stones. Prized by machinists, tool and die makers for its precision honing and polishing capabilities. Also used for testing gold content.
Translucent Arkansas x-ultra fine density
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
020304
The rarest of Arkansas sharpening stones. Translucent stones in their purest form are white. Translucent stones may contain shades of pink, yellow, and grey. The Translucent sharpening stone produces the highest polished, razor edge.
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