Gränsfors Bruk Ceramic Axe Stone

Have been wanting this stone for a while now and finally have it! It is fantastic (best one out there), very well made and the shipping was so fast! Thank you - love it!

I bought the axe and stone for my husband for Christmas and he is very very happy with it and we will be buying another in the near future.

This item shipped with two others and one of the best things about COE is that shipping time from Ontario to Texas is amazingly fast. They got my purchase out and to my front porch in less than a week - faster than many if not most items via Amazon. Twice now.

I have dealt with Aaron for my last few purchases. One of my items I had my eye on was on back order. When it finally came in from Germany and they re-srocked the item (it was a rare item), he sent me a personal email and asked if he could put one on hold for me. Just an outstanding gesture! My husband had the best surprise for Christmas and I was a champion! Thanks for all you do Aaron! I appreciate you!

Recently received the axe stone. I have been using the Japanese water stones for years but given their size it's not practical to take them into the field. I was surprised to find the axe stone is smaller than expected. It works very well given it's size. Plans are to take it on snowshoeing trips this winter. Stone works best when soaked with water but can be used dry. Easily fits in a pocket. This stone is perfect for keeping a sharp edge out in the field and it's why I purchased it. Glad I did. Shipping was flawless as always.

Beautiful small ax. Always a pleasure to use.

Very good product , used it on my gransfors bruks wild hatchet. i give 4 * because of the price.It would be a perfect product at 30$ not 55$

I use this stone on all of my axes now. After the fine side I strop the edges with honing compound and this results in a mirror finished blade and a razor sharp axe. This works 1000 times better than the lansky sharpening puck and is on par with Japanese water stones in my opinion. Great product and easy to pack into the woods in your back pack.