✨ DMT D2K Dia-Sharp Mini Diamond Hone Review

I bought them to sharpen garden shears and scissors. They get into hard-to-reach places better than anything I have. They work best for tools that you keep sharp enough. If the tool you're sharpening is really deformed, you're going to tinker with it for a while because it doesn't have a very good hardness. However, DMT sharpeners will last you for years. When sharpening something very dull, don't press too hard and let the abrasive do all the work. Diamond sharpeners last almost forever if not

I bought a rotary set as a Christmas present. I had expected a questionable sharpness from the 3 tools, but I'm not a frequent lathe operator and didn't want to spend a lot of money on a gift set. I was not disappointed with the operational readiness of the shooting sets, they were unusable out of the box. I bought this set of diamond sharpeners to use these tools again without breaking the bank. This sharpening set got the job done quickly and efficiently, and the inexpensive rotary set did a…

I have all kinds of fret alignment bars but I needed something to work with single high frets and they are great for that! Can also be used for a fret crown replacing the $100 StewMac diamond crowns! You can use 325 grit to even out the fret and then use 1200 grit to smooth it out! I was surprised I had never heard of guitar techs using them but when the news gets out they will all be buying them! I also have a 6" x 2" DMT diamond sharpening stone for large areas of the fretboard. They are made