Diamond Lapidary Paste Grit Micron Review

I make rings and other small metal parts and often do them by hand or on a lathe. I've only used hard polishing stones for a long time - and while they work well I have a hard time repeating the result, it's always a bit of trial and error. I bought it as an alternative to test. I am very happy with it. A very small amount - about the size of a grain of rice - is enough to polish a surface about 2 inches in diameter and possibly larger. It is very easy to apply by hand and just as easy to…

I'm not the type to do a lot of reviews and only write them when I find something of value and folks I can say this diamond paste deserves a review. My dad taught me how to sharpen knives from a very, very early age and once I learned that I was always looking for the sharpest edge I could get on a blade. Also, I discovered paper sharpening/sanding wheels about ten years ago and realized how important they were. I've had some of the sharpest blades I've ever had in my life other than Japanese…

After spending many, many dollars on top-of-the-line pocket knives and sharpeners for four years, and spending many, many hours practicing hand sharpening, I am confident enough to brag about accepting the Pepsi Challenge used my advantage, i can get that from any nasty advantage/lansky/spyderco sharpmaker/etc with angle fixers. At the moment I only use diamond stones, snares and a few very hard natural stones for finishing - water stones aren't yet in my toolbox, which I've been told are both…