Support à pierre en caoutchouc

Hello, I am Philippe, from L' Aiguisoir in Val-David, Quebec.

I'd like to show you a short video on the rubber support.

It's a very simple holder.

You put the stone in like this, and adjust it.

It gives it extra weight. Then, of course, it's non-slip.

It's practical whether it's on an instrument that you put

on a board that you put in the middle of the sink, on a sharpening station.

It can be on the counter too, but I don't recommend sharpening

directly on the counter because you have to use a lot of water.

Unless you rinse it like this, then go like this.

That can be it too. It's really an interesting tool to make it

and heavier. It's well built though.

I've been using mine for a long time.

They don't seem to rust.

What I do is, when I wash them, I wash them in hot water, then I let them air-dry, dry like that in the open air.

As they get hot, it evaporates faster, and then it doesn't seem to rust.

It's not stainless, but it lasts.

It's really well made. One thing about it is that the edges are quite high.

With some stones, when they start to get thinner,

sometimes you have to put little "here underneath for the stone.

Otherwise, what you can do is to buy small glasses.

It's like a glass plate that you stick the stone on.

Unfortunately, I don't have any at the moment.

Then you stick the stone on when it starts to get thin.

on top of it, so that here, you'll get a level edge.

In short, a great tool, I recommend it.

Have a nice day.