🔪 DMT Diamond Machining Technology D8ME: Precision and Durability in Diamond Sharpening Tools Review

Finally sent this stone back for replacement under warranty. I only used this stone a couple of times before getting a deep scratch while sharpening a relatively soft (8crMOV) knife. I also have 8 inch Dia Sharp stones, thin and extra thin, which I've had nothing but positive results with. I have contacted DMT directly to resolve this issue and I have been waiting for a resolution and availability from DMT since early July. Maybe I was just unlucky and the stone I bought was just a lemon…

I have been using various diamond stones including DMT stones for about ten years. DMT used to be the best quality, but lately I've noticed that the quality is dropping. When I received this stone there were several small indentations on the diamond surface of the stone which caused the blade to snag when struck. I thought a good hack would take care of that, but I was wrong. I found at least a couple more spots on the stone that caused the edge of the blade to snag during sharpening, resulting

I've been using DMT products since the 80's. These 8" dia-sharps are my mainstay. After burglary, they're fairly graded and simply don't require maintenance of other stones. If you have a range (after medium-extra-fine, I have everything), you can use 4000 (6 microns) There has been a hole in this line for some time, nice to see it has been filled. sharp meaning the gradation is lower (coarser) than advertised. The stones wear down with use and I actually break them before I use them for…