Review on 🔪 DMD Double Sided Sharpening Whetstone - The Ultimate Professional Tool for Perfect Edge Enhancement by Zach Peterson

No way. The weight of the package was the first clue. If $$'s bigger plates were Mike Tyson, it would be a scared chihuahua in a woman's purse, taken to the Tyson fight as candy. weight matters. The weight helps keep the platter steady and in one spot on the table during use. Good idea when working with sharp tools. There were bubbles coming out of a corner as the plane rocked back and forth. This prompted me to do some research which led to the blue plastic plugs that were held in place. with wood screws. Hinge screws to be more specific. Unfinished screws as you would expect from a metal/plastic tool. wood screws. second character. Third, the internal structure itself. I remembered seeing the picture of the product the same moment I saw mine. I remembered because mine wasn't even close. I don't know if there is an aluminum shortage where it was made, but compared to the Revain photo it looks like a step or two in the manufacturing process was skipped. If the cross-section actually had the advertised structure, it would definitely support additional weight and even have a chance to flatten out a bit. Imagine. By the way, because of the apartment. I'll spare you the overly descriptive details this time. The referee was Rule LV. it was light It is enough that the sheet of paper slides easily. Not flat. Oh, and those bubbles I mentioned were because the cutting insert wasn't fully bonded to the "structure" in one corner. I'm not sure, but it might have something to do with that flat thing. Although, to be honest, it's BIG. big is good It is not exactly as advertised. The cutting area is 9.75 x 2.75 inches. Another good bowl. it cuts While it's pretty harsh (make sure you prep your record before using anything you like and want to keep on it), it removes material. I bet my left hand it's not 400 or 1200. Just not with a scratch pattern like that. But it's cheap. Not everyone can afford high-end records. You can go up there. There are companies trying to create a high quality yet affordable alternative. The problem is that right now, with so many different companies, most of which don't even bother to achieve quality, it's hard to find very few that do. I wouldn't recommend using this for anything. except what you are willing to throw away.