Hunting & Bushcraft Set — Built for Field Performance and Reliability
The Hunting & Bushcraft Set is designed specifically for outdoorsmen, hunters, survival enthusiasts and professionals who need dependable field-ready edges.
This 3-stone set covers everything from repairing a damaged blade to creating a sharp, aggressive working edge ideal for wood processing, skinning, carving, and heavy outdoor use.
All stones in the set use the advanced PDT Premium Silver vitrified-metal bond — the fastest cutting and most durable CBN bond available today.
✅ Why Vitrified-Metal Bond?
The vitrified-metal bond is known for:
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Extremely fast material removal — up to 2× faster than other CBN stones
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No glazing, no overheating, no clogging
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Exceptional durability and long service life
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Perfect performance on hard steels (60–70 HRC) and outdoor knife steels (D2, Sleipner, 80CrV2, 3V, Elmax, M390 etc.)
This makes it the ideal choice for knives used in bushcraft, hunting and harsh environments, where reliability is critical.
✅ Stone Progression & Purpose
160 grit — Heavy Damage Removal / Reprofiling
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Quickly restores broken, chipped or rolled edges
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Perfect for correcting angles and shaping working bevels
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Excellent for thick outdoor blades that require aggressive steel removal
325 grit — Working Edge Creation
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Establishes a sharp, durable field-ready edge
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Leaves micro-tooth structure ideal for rope, wood, game processing
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The go-to grit for most outdoor knife tasks
650 grit — Fine Field Edge / High Bite Finish
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Produces a refined yet aggressive edge with outstanding slicing ability
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Perfect for hunters: skinning, cutting tendons, meat, hide
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Ideal for bushcraft carving and feathersticks
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Maintains “bite” even on high carbide steels
This three-stone progression is intentionally selected to give the best combination of durability, aggression, and real-world cutting performance.
✅ Who Is This Set For?
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Hunters
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Bushcraft & survival enthusiasts
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Outdoor professionals
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EDC knife users who prefer toothy performance
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Sharpeners preparing knives for field use
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