Well made from a solid block of wood, good fit for stone, quick delivery

good product

It was decent quality wood and fairly cheap it was purchased at the same time with a oilstone but the stone needed a small timber wedge to secure a tight fit but not a problem, I would buy it again.

UTILE

I couldn't Believe some of the reviews here! 'Oh, I had to chisel out proper corners.' It This. It That.Good god! It's a nice little box to put ye stone in. It keeps the dust off the oil. What more do ye want? Stain it. Varnish it. Put little brass hinges on it. Meticulously craft little end blocks, to fit in either end so ye particular stone fits in with a well oiled whisper of displaced air?! I dunno.I actually, deliberately, went and had a very focused look at my one, the other day. Just to prepare for this review. Had it five weeks now. Day I got it, I absolutely Drenched my equally brand new stone in Baby Oil I'd bought for the express purpose (Honestly, guvvner!) I wanted to see what had happened. Nothing, as it happens. Stone itself accepted a Tiny drop more oil. But, yeah, the box Wasn't all stained and oily, as I'd wondered if it might have been.So, Yes; I've Not been flogging it, day in, day out. I only posses one chisel. Had it for years and decided, just for fun, to get the kit together to try sharpening it a bit. Chisel's now sharper. Box is cute. I'm perfectly happy.If this little thing offends ye in some way? For a Tenner?! Stop sulking. Get ye yellow and black tools out and skilfully craft one that suits ye.There we go. Obligatory photo. Cos Amazon likes our photo's ;)

Too shallow stone slips out