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# 3 precision grit stones Multi-angle clamp (4 settings) Made in USA quality Standard Coarse Sharpening System with Fine Hones

**Brand:** lansky
**Price:** E£ 6328
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪓 Sharpen like a pro, slice like a boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Standard Coarse Sharpening System with Fine Hones by lansky
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 6328 with free shipping
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## Best For

- lansky enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lansky brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Triple-Grit Mastery:** Coarse (120), Medium (280), Fine (600) stones for every edge need
- • **User-Friendly Design:** Multi-angle clamp securely holds blades for consistent, safe sharpening
- • **Edge-Ready in Minutes:** Achieve paper-slicing sharpness quickly with guided rods for perfect alignment
- • **Precision Angle Control:** Clamp offers 17°, 20°, 25°, 30° settings for tailored sharpening
- • **Durable USA Craftsmanship:** Proudly made in the USA for long-lasting reliability

## Overview

The Lansky Standard Knife Sharpening System is a USA-made, 3-stone ceramic kit featuring coarse, medium, and fine hones with a multi-angle clamp for precise edge control. Designed for durability and ease of use, it delivers razor-sharp edges quickly and consistently, making it the go-to sharpening system for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

## Description

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Review: This is by far the best sharpening tool I have ever used - This is by far the best sharpening tool I have ever used. I picked this set up to replace my med stone. I have the 5 stone set and have it for close to 30 years, 27 or so. My med stone is pretty slim now. I feel like I have retired an old friend after all these years. OK now for the set. This 3 stone set is a great set to start with. The 5 stone set has the ceramic extra fine and the extra coarse stone. I hardly ever use the extra coarse and really don't see a need for it. The extra fine, that I use. It will give you a very nice polish to the edge. I like it but the fine stone that comes in this set will leave your edge hair shaving sharp. You will be happy there. That being said, I have the diamond extra coarse stone that I bought for a blade I had trouble with. I ended up taking that blade to a slack belt. Again disappointed in the extra coarse diamond stone. I also bought the blue sapphire stone. It was supposed to be a step above the Yellow ceramic. I don't see that. It's more of a fine stone that I do use sometimes before I end up with the ceramic for the polish. The price is great for this set. Would be a great tool for anyone that has knives. Will last a long, long time. The only problem I have had is now and again they slip from my finger tips and I drop them. This has caused the stone to break free from the holder. Nothing a little glue didn't fix. Have not had a stone break yet due to dropping them. Again that has been close to 30 years. The average person will be more than happy with this set. I do with Lansky would put a little more effort into the guide rods. This is the key to getting a edge that will make most scare and you proud of what you have done. Match your rods to each stone. Set the stone face down on a flat surface making sure the rod runs parallel to the face of the stone before you tighten. You might need to bend the rod a bit to make sure the rod is inline with the face of the stone. Doing this will make sure that all your stones follow the same line as you start with. The clamp/jig has for angle settings 30, 25, 20, 17. You might think getting shallow will give you a better edge. Well first of all the angle will change with placement of the jig so these setting are not true. I through trial and error, mostly error have found that the 30 works best for all edges that I work on. It will leave the most durable edge. The shallower the angle the more metal you take off the edge and the weaker the edge will be. Don't get me wrong, there are some edges that will need the shallow angle, but if you are new to this, stick with the 30. You will be happy there. Read the instructions. They are very good at telling how the edge will feel when you are ready to move to the finer stone. This is important since when you go to sharpen you blade for the first time, you are going to need to cut the angle. Don't try to match up the factory angle. That's time you don't need to spend. Cut your angle and move on. After a few edges you will get the hang of it. Sharpening an edge is something that takes time to get a feel as to what you are doing. Also take your time. There isn't a lot of plastic material to hold onto. It will, and I repeat, IT WILL SLIP FROM YOUR FINGERS at time. I can't say how many times I have cut myself. I get teased about it but anyone that sharpens many, many edges will tell you they do get cut. Doesn't happen much anymore but it still does. This is why you need to take your time. When you are on the fine stone or the ceramic the edge is very sharp and a slip can lead to a cut. I have starting using the cloth band aids to wrap my fingers when I'm sharpening many blades at a time. A little protection and if I do get cut. I already have a band aid on. lol Anyway, again this is a good set to start with. Great price.
Review: Excellent results with not much effort. - I’ve been contemplating buying this for a long time, and having finally done so, I don’t know why I waited so long. It’s easy to use, and leaves as sharp an edge right away as you can get with an Arkansas stone and a lot of experience and practice. Read the instructions carefully and check some of the videos out there and you’ll get extremely sharp edges with your first knife. This simple kit is all you really need to get extremely sharp edges on any high carbon blade. If you have knives made of the newer high speed steels, you should probably get the basic diamond set. Honing or stropping will give you an even sharper edge, but it’s not really necessary for most uses. You can operate the Lansky by holding it in your weak hand and moving the stones with your strong hand, but I find it much easier to clamp it in a vise. If you don’t have a vise, I recommend the Lansky stand or clamp. The Lansky is the original rod-type knife sharpener, the one everyone else copies. You can find imported copies cheaper, but I prefer to support the US company that designed it and still builds it.

## Features

- Made in the USA
- Easy to use, multi-angle clamp: to hold the blade securely
- Coarse Red Hone: (120 grit) for edge reconditioning
- Medium Green Hone: (280 grit) for sharpening and less frequent touch-ups
- Fine Blue Hone: (600 grit) for most frequent touch-ups to keep your blade paper-slicing sharp
- Includes guide rods, one for every hone

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Material | Synthetic |
| Brand | Lansky |
| Color | Multicoloured |
| Product Dimensions | 9.49"L x 9.13"W x 1.65"H |
| Item Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
| Grit Type | Coarse,Fine,Medium |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Lansky Sharpeners |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00088020792112 |
| UPC | 709317762433 400009595932 096518371749 803983111219 617407576719 080999739006 751738837269 353440095540 782361928208 807320391074 088020792112 080999039007 013317008072 080999039502 066510559452 787463722532 794759610084 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.49 x 9.49 x 1.65 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.55 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 10.5 x 9.75 x 1.5 inches |
| Brand Name | Lansky |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer warranty |
| Model Name | Std. 3 Stone System |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Part Number | LKC03 |
| Model Year | 2013 |
| Style | Classic |
| Included Components | Standard System |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | Hunting |

## Product Details

- **Material:** Synthetic
- **Brand:** Lansky
- **Color:** Multicoloured
- **Product Dimensions:** 9.49"L x 9.13"W x 1.65"H
- **Item Weight:** 0.1 Pounds
- **Grit Type:** Coarse,Fine,Medium
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Manufacturer:** Lansky Sharpeners
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00088020792112
- **UPC:** 709317762433 400009595932 096518371749 803983111219 617407576719 080999739006 751738837269 353440095540 782361928208 807320391074 088020792112 080999039007 013317008072 080999039502 066510559452 787463722532 794759610084

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this sharpen axes**
A: Yes, you _can_ sharpen an axe. You would need to replace the flat head machine screw with a much longer fastener _and_ use the top slot because the edge of the blade is so far from the clamp, thus reducing the angle.

 The more relevant question is, "Would you recommend to sharpen an axe", and the answer is "No", this is not the most practical solution. As Uncle Jim says, "Get a file"; it will serve you better.

**Q: how to clean the fine hone**
A: I clean diamond hones with water; stone hones with Lansky honing oil.
Clean your hones often; then they work much better.  I added an extra coarse diamond hone to speed things up.

**Q: Can I use this on a large Rapala filet knife?**
A: I would believe so. I use mine on my fillet knives and they have blades that about 6 to 7 inches long.

**Q: what is the maximum thickness and length of knife?**
A: I have not had any knives in it that were over 3/16” thick. I’ve sharpened several pocket knives and a couple of hunting knives. All worked very well. I mounted the knife holder in my bench vise to hole it steady and it worked great. Sharpened one side, loosened the vise and turned the whole thing over to sharpen the other side.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is by far the best sharpening tool I have ever used
*by D***O on September 14, 2017*

This is by far the best sharpening tool I have ever used. I picked this set up to replace my med stone. I have the 5 stone set and have it for close to 30 years, 27 or so. My med stone is pretty slim now. I feel like I have retired an old friend after all these years. OK now for the set. This 3 stone set is a great set to start with. The 5 stone set has the ceramic extra fine and the extra coarse stone. I hardly ever use the extra coarse and really don't see a need for it. The extra fine, that I use. It will give you a very nice polish to the edge. I like it but the fine stone that comes in this set will leave your edge hair shaving sharp. You will be happy there. That being said, I have the diamond extra coarse stone that I bought for a blade I had trouble with. I ended up taking that blade to a slack belt. Again disappointed in the extra coarse diamond stone. I also bought the blue sapphire stone. It was supposed to be a step above the Yellow ceramic. I don't see that. It's more of a fine stone that I do use sometimes before I end up with the ceramic for the polish. The price is great for this set. Would be a great tool for anyone that has knives. Will last a long, long time. The only problem I have had is now and again they slip from my finger tips and I drop them. This has caused the stone to break free from the holder. Nothing a little glue didn't fix. Have not had a stone break yet due to dropping them. Again that has been close to 30 years. The average person will be more than happy with this set. I do with Lansky would put a little more effort into the guide rods. This is the key to getting a edge that will make most scare and you proud of what you have done. Match your rods to each stone. Set the stone face down on a flat surface making sure the rod runs parallel to the face of the stone before you tighten. You might need to bend the rod a bit to make sure the rod is inline with the face of the stone. Doing this will make sure that all your stones follow the same line as you start with. The clamp/jig has for angle settings 30, 25, 20, 17. You might think getting shallow will give you a better edge. Well first of all the angle will change with placement of the jig so these setting are not true. I through trial and error, mostly error have found that the 30 works best for all edges that I work on. It will leave the most durable edge. The shallower the angle the more metal you take off the edge and the weaker the edge will be. Don't get me wrong, there are some edges that will need the shallow angle, but if you are new to this, stick with the 30. You will be happy there. Read the instructions. They are very good at telling how the edge will feel when you are ready to move to the finer stone. This is important since when you go to sharpen you blade for the first time, you are going to need to cut the angle. Don't try to match up the factory angle. That's time you don't need to spend. Cut your angle and move on. After a few edges you will get the hang of it. Sharpening an edge is something that takes time to get a feel as to what you are doing. Also take your time. There isn't a lot of plastic material to hold onto. It will, and I repeat, IT WILL SLIP FROM YOUR FINGERS at time. I can't say how many times I have cut myself. I get teased about it but anyone that sharpens many, many edges will tell you they do get cut. Doesn't happen much anymore but it still does. This is why you need to take your time. When you are on the fine stone or the ceramic the edge is very sharp and a slip can lead to a cut. I have starting using the cloth band aids to wrap my fingers when I'm sharpening many blades at a time. A little protection and if I do get cut. I already have a band aid on. lol Anyway, again this is a good set to start with. Great price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent results with not much effort.
*by M***J on January 5, 2024*

I’ve been contemplating buying this for a long time, and having finally done so, I don’t know why I waited so long. It’s easy to use, and leaves as sharp an edge right away as you can get with an Arkansas stone and a lot of experience and practice. Read the instructions carefully and check some of the videos out there and you’ll get extremely sharp edges with your first knife. This simple kit is all you really need to get extremely sharp edges on any high carbon blade. If you have knives made of the newer high speed steels, you should probably get the basic diamond set. Honing or stropping will give you an even sharper edge, but it’s not really necessary for most uses. You can operate the Lansky by holding it in your weak hand and moving the stones with your strong hand, but I find it much easier to clamp it in a vise. If you don’t have a vise, I recommend the Lansky stand or clamp. The Lansky is the original rod-type knife sharpener, the one everyone else copies. You can find imported copies cheaper, but I prefer to support the US company that designed it and still builds it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great system IF YOU GET THE BASE!
*by D***E on May 18, 2015*

BUY THE STAND! WITHOUT THE STAND THIS PRODUCT IS WORTH MAYBE TWO STARS! Tl;dr at bottom. With that out of the way, I'm very impressed with how well this sharpening system works. It's easy enough to use and works with nearly any blade. The only regret for me is that I decided to go with just this base model first. I ended up spending an additional $10 to get the ultra fine hone instead of getting it in the next pack up for only $5. I also got the base, which is essential despite what the packaging says. Without the base the hones can wobble around in your hand and ruin the edge you were trying to put on in the first place. It's also easier for the blade to move around and again screw with the angles you're trying to hold. For $10 it's probably the most important addon you can get. What to know for usage: I've had success with sharpening a few of my favorite pocket knives. What you need to know is that it's going to take FOREVER the first time you sharpen your knife. Unless you're going with the same angle from before, you're going to need to grind some serious material away. It took me a good 45 minutes to get to a proper 25 degree angle from the 30 I had. Another thing I wish I knew going into this was the need to get the clamp on right. First time I used it I didn't have the blade properly seated (with the clamp parallel to what it's attaching to) and the knife moved around and ruined a good five minutes of sharpening. Another thing that almost ruined my opinion on this system was not having the base. It seemed easy enough to hold in my hands and sharpen, but I would set it down to pick up the next hone and it'd move the knife ever so slightly off. It was also difficult to get the right amount of force to sand the blade without either overdoing it and making deep scratches or underdoing it and nothing happening. The base helped DRASTICALLY. Another small gripe I have is that the product has a difficult time sharpening in any tight areas on the blade like where the blade ends and the handle/hand-guard begins. Honing oil: Haven't used it yet. No Opinion. TL;DR: Pros: Very easy to use WITH BASE Holds an edge to the angle you want with a near mechanical precision Surprisingly therapeutic Everything stores in one small container. Even the base. Cons: Price. If you don't get everything all at once this gets expensive fast and in the end it costs more than an electric sharpener. Need for additional parts. I ended up needing the base and without it this product might have been returned. Also I ended up wanting another ultra fine sharpening hone which cost another $10. Time. Even when everything's at the right angle this will take 10-20 minutes to sharpen a 4" blade.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lansky Standard Knife Sharpening System: 3-Stone Ceramic Knife Sharpener Kit with Honing Oil - LKC03
- Lansky Universal Mount: Knife Sharpening System Mount - LM009
- Lansky Super C Clamp: Knife Sharpening System Mount - LM010

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