Lansky LS7 BRK Sharpening Hone Kit Review

I think if you are on a budget and using a Lansky system this is the stone to have. Be sure to use oil, it gives you longer life (don't apply too much pressure) and it removes material from a ton of steels like S35V and below without eating your stone. This leaves a nice jagged edge for steels like M4 that like to dig in when cut and don't have a high gloss finish.

Purchased 2nd November 2018, broken in half on 17th March 2019 I asked WHY Revain has two adverts for Lansky, Fine Diamond, Stone, both of which Lansky mailed to have ? Is a $21 brick better than a $14 brick? The photos match, both ads say "From Lansky". No description in the ad for $21. Probably a mistake on the $21 brick. It says USA Made Lansky. It worked as expected with the rest of my 15 year old kit (with updates). If I sharpen 2 knives a week then that's a lot for me, it should have…

I'm a metallurgist and my wife says I'm obsessed with keeping knives sharp. I've been known to delay cutting Christmas ham because the knife wasn't sharp. I bought a Lansky sharpening set a few years ago. The kit I bought had five whetstones but no diamond stone for fine sharpening. I bought this diamond stone to replace the original and I am happy with the results. The thin stone is the most important stone when sharpening. The difference between a very sharp knife and a slightly sharp knife…