🔪 Lansky Diamond Benchstones Medium for Enhanced Sharpening Review

Medium Grit Diamond Stone. Good to use on a bench/table. It has a hard plastic case of which it is a part. It's actually part of the lid. After taking it apart, turn the lid upside down and it will fit into the base of the case/box. The case has rubber feet to keep it in place. Mine had holes you could put the stone in if you wanted it to be in a fixed place and sure it wouldn't move. I have this and a thin stone and they both cut well dry or with water when I don't feel like taking out smith…

I bought one about 10 years ago and I like it very much. Personally, it's the right size for almost everything. I use mine on every knife I have and on my axe. It's a bit smaller on some of my wife's long kitchen knives, but I use it the same as steel and they come up sharp like anything else. Good for setting the bevel on new knives. (I like a longer bevel than most factory knives.) It's a little rough at first, but becomes less aggressive over time. Ordered two more for this price. One for my

I bought this sharpener so long ago I literally can't remember when I bought it. I've had it for probably 7 or 8 years and use the stone on a weekly basis for the kitchen and pocket knives and in the time I've had them it was time to replace the rib plate on my Worksharp sharpener that I've had for 2 years years and have used a lot less. Just rinse under water before each use and this bad boy has never let me down. Just add one to my wishlist to buy in case I need it and they stop making these…