🔪 DMD Diamond Whetstone Sharpening Tool - Special Edition Review

I may not like diamond stones but this one is good. The 1200 grit worked well for sharpening one of my knives. I really wish it didn't jump from 300 to 1200. It would be nice to see how it works up to 1200. It's definitely more than the three-sided bricks I've had or used in the past, but not to the extreme that it couldn't be done. If you are looking for a diamond stone, I definitely think this is a good option.

I ordered this thinking it was a brand I already had... only realizing later that the name DMD is actually an attempt to confuse the customer and make them think they are shopping Sharpening system from DMT, an American company, several of whose products I own. If you want to buy an American, watch out. However, this is a pretty good product. I've been using Harbor Freight's coarse version on my kitchen knives for a number of years and it's a lot better. It is firm, stable and the croup is even

I used to want to sharpen whetstones, so I bought this whetstone and a cheap set of waterstones. I'm very glad I chose this tool as the first thing I used was to align the set of water stones properly! This set is really simple. You get a three-sided diamond whetstone (150#, 325#, and 1200#), a sturdy plastic base with grippy feet, and a one-page manual that's pretty much useless. The highlights are that you can use the 150 grit side to smooth out other rocks, don't use water (wrong!) and lay…