Lansky The Puck LPUCK dual-grit round gray silicon carbide sharpening stone with beveled rim and side lettering

Hand working the Lansky The Puck sharpening stone along an axe edge while the other hand steadies the wood handle

Lansky The Puck round sharpening stone resting against the bit of a wood-handled hatchet to show its size

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Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Axe & Tool Sharpener | LPUCK

Name: Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Axe & Tool Sharpener | LPUCK
Brand: Lansky Sharpeners
SKU: LNLPUCK
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Product Summary

The Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener (LPUCK) is a pocket-size silicon carbide stone for axes, hatchets, machetes, lawn mower blades, shovels, and spades. Use the 120 grit coarse side to repair nicked or very dull edges, then finish with the 280 grit medium side. Its contoured round shape gives you a secure grip for freehand sharpening in the yard, at camp, or on the job.The Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener (LPUCK) is a pocket-size silicon carbide stone for axes, hatchets, machetes, lawn mower blades, shovels, and spades. Use the 120 grit coarse side to repair nicked or very dull edges, then finish with the 280 grit medium side. Its contoured round shape gives you a secure grip for freehand sharpening in the yard, at camp, or on the job.

Material(s)

Silicon Carbide

Care Guide

After extended use, metal shavings build up as dark gray patches and the stone feels smoother. Spread a few drops of honing oil over the area, wait about a minute, and wipe with a lint-free cloth. Repeat for heavier buildup.

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Overview of the Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener | LPUCK

Bring Back the Edge on Heavy Tools

A dull axe glances off the log, and a nicked mower blade tears grass instead of cutting it. The Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener (LPUCK) is a pocket-size silicon carbide sharpening stone built for axes, hatchets, machetes, lawn mower blades, shovels, and spades.

You hold The Puck in your hand and work it along the edge, so you can sharpen a tool in the yard, at camp, or on the job site. Its contoured round shape gives you a secure grip.

Two Grits in One Stone

120 grit coarse side: cuts and shapes badly worn, nicked, or very dull edges.
280 grit medium side: finishes the edge or handles a quick touch-up.

Homeowners, landscapers, public works crews, and campers can all keep one in a toolbox or pack. Lansky says you can add a few drops of Nathan's Natural Honing Oil if you want to.

Key Features

Dual grit design: 120 grit coarse and 280 grit medium sides in one stone.
Silicon carbide abrasive: cuts steel tool edges and reshapes worn bevels.
Pocket size: about 3 inches across, so it fits in a pocket, pack, or toolbox.
Easy-grip shape: contoured sides help you hold the stone with your thumb and fingers.
Multi-purpose use: Lansky lists lawn mower blades, machetes, hatchets, axes, shovels, and spades, plus other cutting and chopping tools.
Simple care: spread a few drops of honing oil over dark metal buildup, wait about a minute, and wipe it off with a lint-free cloth.

Specifications

Brand	Lansky Sharpeners
Model	The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener
MPN	LPUCK
SKU	LNLPUCK
UPC	080999037003
Abrasive Material	Silicon carbide
Coarse Grit	120
Medium Grit	280
Diameter	3 in.
Thickness	About 1 in.
Weight	About 6 oz.
Color	Gray

Compatibility

Works with: axes, hatchets, machetes, lawn mower blades, shovels, spades, and similar cutting and chopping tools, such as the Gerber Gear Outdoor Axe.
Honing oil: optional. Lansky suggests Nathan's Natural Honing Oil.
Knives: the grits suit repair and rough edges. For a finer knife edge, step up to a stone such as the Lansky Combo Stone 2 x 6 In.
Technique: this is a freehand stone with no angle guide, so you hold a consistent angle yourself. Grip the tool firmly or lock it in a vise.

Intended Users

Homeowners and landscapers use The Puck to keep mower blades, shovels, and spades cutting cleanly. Campers, hunters, and preppers carry it to touch up axes, hatchets, and machetes away from the workshop. Public works and maintenance crews can keep one on the truck for field tools.

What's Included

1 x Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener (LPUCK)

Not included: honing oil, vise, and cleaning cloth. Order these separately.

Available at WCUniforms

WCUniforms is a San Diego retailer founded in 2013, and this sharpener ships from our Michigan warehouse to customers across the United States. WCUniforms is owned by a U.S. Marine veteran and a U.S. Coast Guard veteran who also served as a city police officer and EMT. We stock sharpeners for field tools as well as everyday knives, so you can match the stone to the job.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Lansky The Puck Dual-Grit Sharpener

What grits does the Lansky Puck sharpener have?

The Lansky Puck has a 120 grit coarse side and a 280 grit medium side. Use the coarse side on nicked or very dull edges, then finish with the medium side.

What tools can you sharpen with the Lansky Puck?

You can sharpen axes, hatchets, machetes, lawn mower blades, shovels, and spades with the Lansky Puck. Lansky also lists it for other cutting and chopping tools.

Do you need oil to use the Lansky Puck?

No, oil is optional. Lansky says you can add a few drops of honing oil to the side you are using. Honing oil also lifts metal buildup from the stone.

Is a puck sharpener better than a bench stone for an axe?

Yes, a puck is usually easier for an axe. You keep the axe still and move the stone along the edge. A bench stone suits knives you can draw across a flat surface.

Is a 120 grit stone too coarse for a pocket knife?

Yes, 120 grit is too coarse for routine pocket knife sharpening. It suits repairing nicks and reshaping edges. Use a finer stone for regular knife upkeep.

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