Lansky Sharpeners The Puck Dual Grit Sharpener - Grey

Works well bit confusing as YouTuber soaks it in watering clean mine with gt85 Which seems ok Takes some getting used to but is effective and sharpens damaged blade easily Would recommend getting a pouch to keep it safe and a flattening stone

I got this stone a while back now and after using it on two different axes and a hatchet I would be happy to recommend it to anyone that's wanting a simple stone to sharpen up a little on the job. Being puck shape it fits nicely in the palm and therefore does not present a problem when using with slimy wet hands etc. Both sides of the stone offer a fairly standard grit choice and if your looking to have a shaving sharp edge then you will need a second stone much finer than this offers along with a decent belt for stropping. If your just after a good sharp edge to your axe this will do the job fine. Being puck shape, it also takes little room in your pocket or pack, is less likely to crack than the traditional block or cigar shape and it is quite intuitive keeping an even pitch using a circular motion. My top tip would be to get hold of a pipe tobacco tin of the circular kind to store the puck in. I found a "Dunbar original, ready rubbed" tin fits perfectly but I'm sure there are lots of other brand tins that would also fit well, you just need to take up pipe smoking and experiment lol. It gets five stars from me as it's not expensive, it does what is required of it, its not heavy or bulky and it's easy to use. Ultimately the test is, would I buy another if I lost this one? And the answer is,Yes.

Sorted the dings on my hatchett out and put a nice edge on it with the finer side of the puck, also worked on my big axe, that now has a decent edge on it too. a good piece of kit at a reasonable price that does the job and looks like it will last some time. Arrived quickly so pleased about that as well. I would reccomend this item and the seller.

Good piece of kit buy with bacher case.

I've only used it on a splitting and a hewing axe so far but put a really good edge on both. Loads better than those preangled ones and super easy to use. Will last forever as well. I imagine it would work just as well on sheers and the like

I have used this stone for keeping an edge on my small wood splitting axe. Works well, and is a comfortable shape to hold. It is quite coarse in comparison to other pucks I have used, but is perfectly useable for an an axe. Priced at the lower end of the scale of sharpening stones I think it provides good value for money

Tried using an old wet stone to sharpen a new axe. Never really understood what the phrase "having an axe to grind" meant before ! If you don't get the grinding angle absolutely spot on, and the stone properly lubricated, you will end up with a blunt axe head, sore shoulder and generally frustrated. The Lansky Dual Grit Sharpener takes the strain out of sharpening any axe head (particularly if you use in conjunction with Lansky's honing oil), as the grinding angle can be easily maintained and adjusted if necessary. The dual grit is useful if you are trying to restore a really badly "dinged" or rusted axe head, but the finer grit is all you will need to bring out a razor sharp edge to any new axe head. It is also handy size to keep in my tool bag and not as brittle, fragile or cumbersome to carry around as a wet stone. I have used it to grind brand new axe heads and just to re-condition the axe after use. Wouldn't be without it.

Although the price has gone up this is an excellent Axe puck. Would definitely recommend.