Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener

Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener
Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener
Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener
Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener
Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener

Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener

$80.00
$80.00

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The WÜSTHOF Tri-Stone Sharpener includes three different grits for both honing and sharpening your blades. The firm, but still porous, structure of the stone continuously releases small particles during the sharpening process. This power in combination with water helps to deliver a fresh sharp edge on your knives. The three different grits of the WÜSTHOF Tri-Stone Sharpener are Fine (J3000), Medium (J1000), and Coarse (J240).

Specifications
Production
SKU
3069720201
Cutlery
Type
Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener
Care Instructions
  • Before using your whetstone, be sure to soak it in water to ensure it stays wet while sharpening knives.
  • Always use the entire surface of your whetstone.
  • After use, rinse under running water and leave to air dry.
  • Use the whetstone’s holding tray to store it. We recommend a box to protect your stone when not in use.
  • If necessary, use a rubbing stone to roughen the surface and remove any unevenness.

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Material Premium forged steel engineered for lasting strength and corrosion resistance. Often stamped or made from standard steel blends that may sacrifice durability or rust resistance.
Sharpness 20% sharper than standard knives, thanks to laser-guided PEtec technology. Factory-sharpened blades that start strong but dull faster and lack precision honing.
Craftsmanship Hand-finished in Solingen, Germany with 200+ years of expertise and precision in every detail. Mass-produced or partially outsourced craftsmanship that lacks the same heritage and consistency.
Corrosion Resistance
 Exceptional rust resistance for a blade that stays beautiful for decades. Prone to staining or rust if not carefully maintained—especially with frequent kitchen use.
Edge Retention Stays sharper twice as long as ordinary knives, reducing the need to re-sharpen. Edges wear faster over time, requiring more frequent sharpening and touch-ups.
Limited Lifetime Warranty Limited lifetime warranty – a promise backed by generations of quality. Lifetime coverage may exist, but with less transparency and variable service depending on the brand.

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Questions? We Have Answers

What sets WÜSTHOF knives apart from other brands?

WÜSTHOF is one of the few brands permitted to use the label “Made in Solingen” on our knives rather than the less restricted “Made in Germany.” Solingen, Germany is the steel manufacturing capital of the world and, as such, needed to take precautionary measures against fraudulent products bearing the prestigious name, “Solingen.” In 1938, Solingen became the only city in the world whose name is a registered trademark. To bear the name Solingen, all key manufacturing stages must have been processed and finished within Solingen, and the product must meet strict quality standards. This means that even cutlery manufactured entirely within Solingen’s town boundary may not be entitled to bear the name Solingen if it does not meet these required quality standards.

Some of our competitors use the label “Made in Germany,” which does not carry the same significance. We have the honor of labeling our products “Made in Solingen.”

What is Precision Edge Technology (PEtec)

WÜSTHOF’s proprietary state-of-the-art technology incorporates a computer-controlled method for putting the edge on forged knives. Using laser-guided precision, our knives are 20% sharper with twice the edge retention. All forged knives are manufactured using PEtec.

What do the numbers printed on my blade mean?

The number etched on your blade indicates the year it was made — just add “20” in front of it.

In some cases, you might see a second number, which shows the blade length in centimeters.

There is no item number printed on the blade.

Examples:

• “25” means the blade was made in 2025.

• “22 / 20” means the blade was made in 2022 and is 20 cm long.

What is the difference between forged and laser-cut stamped knives?

Forged knives go through over 40 steps in our factory to create the top quality blades WÜSTHOF has to offer. Forged knives include a bolster, which helps to balance the knife. Laser-cut stamped blades go through 14 steps in our factory, and are more economically priced. They are lighter in weight, and do not have a bolster.

What are the most important knives to start a set?

The most important knife in any kitchen is the chef’s knife, and after that, it depends on your own personal preferences when cooking.

How do I keep my knives sharp?

WÜSTHOF knives can be honed and sharpened using a hand-held sharpener, an electric sharpener, a sharpening or honing steel, or a whetstone. We recommend using the same brand sharpener as your knife collection, to ensure that the material used is the correct hardness for the steel on your knives. Our sharpening angle for standard blades is 14˚ per side, and for Asian-style blades (Santokus, Nakiris) is 10˚ per side. We offer a variety of sharpening products with pre-set angles. Learn how to use our different sharpening tools here.

For Professional Mail-in Knife Sharpening:

Eversharp

344 Taft St NE

Minneapolis, MN 55413

Phone: 612-379-1300

Email: info@eversharpknives.com

www.EversharpKnives.com

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Reviews

Overall rating: 3.8888888 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Terrible product. Terrible service.

"Terrible quality. After the third use, the fine stone began to crumble. Reached out to customer support and never received an answer. Didn’t want to leave a bad review, but have no choice since nothing is being done to replace or refund me."

— Angela (1/5)

Customer service

"Great customer service"

— Tareq S. (5/5)

Nice setup

"The mounting box is a surprisingly firm base for the whetstone. Be sure to have a surface underneath to prevent slipping of the unit. I wish Wusthoff would include a link to video to show proper sharpening technique. Expensive at the listed price."

— James C. (4/5)

Tri-Stone Knife Sharpener

"I am pleased with the knife sharpener, especially having a wooden holder and water bottle. The holder keeps the sharpener from sliding around when I sharpen a knife."

— Ellen L. (5/5)

Ideal

"It was perfect similar to the one we used in the kitchen and well priced. The stone is great with water and after a hone of the butchers steel they are like razors."

— Jacob B. (5/5)

Great Sharpener, some quality issues

"I initially received this Tri-Stone sharpener as a Christmas present and loved it. It is able to make any knife sharp enough to go straight through your finger without you even noticing. After a few uses, the block did start to fall apart as the glue broke down while soaking the block in water. I reached out to Wüstof about the issue and then sent a replacement free of charge. The new one sharpens just as well and has been holding up without issue."

— Andrew D. (4/5)

Failure

"Stones fell off blocks glue failed"

— Daniel F. (1/5)

A great set of sharpening

"A great set of sharpening stones to keep my knives sharp."

— Bill Y. (5/5)

Stone

"I left the stone in the water how it says, after a while the stones just felt from the wood the glue doesn't hold them"

— Ion P. (5/5)

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