🔪 Dual Medium DIAMOND SHARPENING STONE Review

Pleasantly surprised at how well it removes dull edges. As other reviewers have pointed out, this is a rough to semi-rough finish. It's not a stone. Only 1/4 inch thick (if at all) on two sheets of 1/16 aluminum glued to a sheet of 1/16 plastic. I've sharpened my kitchen knife, pocket knife, scissors, letter opener and just the tip of my fillet knife (just because I ruined it) and they've all gotten sharper, but I won't be using it on my expensive blades ($Uschi-Knife, Cold$ teel, Dama$cus…

I see very conflicting reviews here and was a bit surprised. I bought one of these in July 2009, it's now May 2014. I'm very happy. I knew what it was when I bought it and it worked as expected. Now let me tell you how I use it. I bought this diamond stone for my boy scout kit. I have the finest diamond stones and I have some fine alumina stones. I even have a Japanese water stone, but those are things that 12-year-old boys can't use, especially at camp. I bought it to share. So he went to camp

Although ceramic knives are initially sharp, they too dull after long use as your favorite knife. Knives have a flat blank profile, are hollow and sharpened at a slight angle to create a sharpenable area (usually 1/4 to 1/3 of the blade height can be sharpened, giving it many years of use due to this hollow sharpening). The actual sharp edge is at the bottom of the hollow part of the earth and is much steeper. angle to the surface of the blades. Try to duplicate the angle by making light…