Jonathan Coe

Mountain View Arkansas Coarse Stone for KME (Mounted)

For KME and Hapstone knife sharpeners (KME format)

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Available grits 📊 Grit Chart	Estimated 600 JIS M
Composition	Single stone
Country of origin	USA
Format	KME
Lubricant	Oil or water
Profile	Flat
Thickness of abrasive	5-6 mm
Total thickness	5-6 mm
Weight	55 g (2 oz)
Working surface	100 x 25 mm (4" x 1")

Description

Mountain View Arkansas sharpening stones are used for sharpening knives on KME and Hapstone knife sharpeners. The estimated grit for Mountain View is 600 JIS.

Mountain View is part of the Arkansas stone collection made by Jonathan Coe: Mountain View (Coarse), Bethesda Black (Medium), Dota Creek (Fine) and Arkansas Grey Polisher (Ultra Fine).

Arkansas stones are mined in the Ouachita Mountains in the state of Arkansas in the United States. Arkansas stones are made of novaculite, a naturally abrasive material of high density. Arkansas stones consist of silica, but unlike synthetic abrasives, do not consist of individual abrasive grains of the same size. Arkansas quartz structure consists of fused crystal grains of different sizes.

Mountain View is preliminarily flattened and does not require flattening after purchase. Mountain View stones should be used with water or oil as a lubricant.

Mountain View stones may have a color pattern, slight natural imperfections, and inclusions.

About Jonathan Coe

Jonathan Coe makes handmade, individually crafted natural Arkansas whetstones with high-precision surface lapping (within 0.0005''). Jonathan Coe offers Arkansas stones of different grit and formats including bench stones, Edge Pro, KME, curved and narrow stones.