Hobart 00-73851-3 Sharpening Stone

SKU: 00-73851-3 Brand:
Hobart
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Sharpening Stone, Outer Stone, Gray
Hobart Slicer 111, 210, 211, 311, 411, 512, 512Tms, 1612,
1712, 1712R

Description

The Hobart 00-73851-3 Sharpening Stone is used to sharpen and hone a blade by creating a consistent surface of abrasive which is then used through friction and controlled pressure. The blade is then rubbed across the stone at a constant angle to bring a sharp edge back. It is a small stone that can be placed safely on a workbench or a countertop, so that it can be easily accessed when doing maintenance work. It can be placed in a kitchen drawer, workshop shelf, or tool area due to its size and shape and is easily accessible.

More Information:

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Step1: Disconnect power to the unit and ensure the blade is completely stopped before servicing.

Step2: Open the sharpening stone assembly guard on the head.

Step3: Remove the worn or old sharpening stone from its holder carefully.

Step4: Insert the new stone into the mounting slot, aligning it evenly with the blade contact path.

Step5: Secure the retaining screws or clips to hold the stone firmly in place.

Step6: Close the guard, restore power, and test sharpening function.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-73851-3 Sharpening Stone?

    Clean the sharpening stone regularly to remove metal filings, oil, and debris buildup. Rinse and dry completely after use to prevent clogging and surface glazing. Store in a dry area and inspect for uneven wear or cracks to maintain consistent sharpening performance.

  • What are common issues with the Hobart 00-73851-3 Sharpening Stone?

    • Surface glazing reducing sharpening efficiency.
    • Uneven wear causing inconsistent blade edges.
    • Cracks from accidental drops or impact.
    • Metal buildup clogging abrasive surface.
    • Reduced sharpening performance over time.