Prime Cuts TV – How to Sharpen a Knife Using a Wet Stone

Justin Levy

A couple weeks ago we showed you how to properly use a sharpening steel to keep your knives in good shape in between more intense sharpenings.  The best way to sharpen your knife is to use a wet stone.  In today’s Prime Cuts TV we show you how to properly sharpen a knife on a wet stone.  In between wet stone sharpenings, make sure you continue to use the sharpening steel to keep your knives razor sharp.

As always, please be very careful when handling any kitchen knives.

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  • Tena Green

    Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge! We have always been frustrated with traditional knife sharpeners! Thanks to your virus free video we were able to learn the proper way to use a wet stone that our son had purchased but had never really used! I have just one question; how to sharpen serrated kitchen knife that becomes dull?

  • Justin Levy

    @Tena Green Super happy that you found the video informative! If you have any questions, please let me know :)