At 10" long and 4" wide, this DMT® diamond bench stone is the largest diamond bench stone we carry. DMT diamond sharpeners are well-known for t...
View full detailsNew Double-Sided Stones at an Introductory Sale Price! Multiple Grits Now Together on One 10" Dia-Sharp! The 10" Dia-Sharp Stones have long been ...
View full detailsDescription The Dia-Sharp® line of DMT® diamond stones feature a continuous diamond surface attached to heavy duty nickel and steel backed surface...
View full detailsWe've Created a New Diamond Stone Kit We love to offer kits that give you everything you need in exciting packages, and with the DMT Double-Sided 1...
View full detailsThe DMT Dia-Flat is a high quality diamond lapping plate that can handle all your water stone flattening needs. It is a large lapping plate meas...
View full detailsThe DMT Dia-Flat 95 is a high quality diamond lapping plate that can handle all your waterstone flattening needs. The DMT Dia-Flat 95 Micron is ...
View full detailsThe DMT Dia-Flat Plus has grooves for improved performance. Grooves Clear the Waste Flattening water stones creates a lot of waste material, a...
View full detailsThe DMT Dia-Flat Plus has grooves for improved performance. Grooves Clear the Waste Flattening water stones creates a lot of waste material, a...
View full detailsOn a continuous diamond surface like those on the DMT Dia-Sharp Stones, diamonds cover the entire face of the stone, providing maximum contact between the stone and blade. On an interrupted or “polka-dot” surface like those on the DMT DuoSharp stones, the diamond covered face has small recesses. These recesses help clear away metal filings during sharpening.
Diamond stones can be used dry or with a small amount of water, which will flush away metal swarf and keep the surface clean during sharpening.
After each use, rinse the stone with water and if necessary scrub lightly with a stiff brush or old toothbrush to remove metal particles and debris. Allow the stone to air-dry before storing. Avoid dropping the stone, as the diamond surface can be damaged by impact. With proper care, a quality diamond stone will provide consistent performance for many years.
Diamond Stones offer fast, durable sharpening for steel, ceramic, and carbide tools. Learn how they work and find the best one for your needs.
Diamond sharpening stones are popular among woodworkers, knife collectors, and outdoors enthusiasts due to their sharpening speed, ease of use, and excellent results. In this guide, you'll learn everything you need to know to use diamond stones correctly and keep...
Diamond sharpening stones offer exceptional speed, durability, and precision, making them a top choice for sharpening knives, woodworking tools, chisels, and more. Unlike traditional stones, diamond plates stay flat over time, require little maintenance, and cut through even the hardest steels with ease.
The ultra-hard diamond abrasives remove material quickly, reducing sharpening time. Diamond stones are a great, low maintenance sharpening option. No soaking required, simply use dry or with a little water for easy sharpening. Diamond stones work on all blade types, ideal for sharpening high-hardness steels, including powder metallurgy steels and carbides.
Not sure which diamond stone is best for you? Our sharpening specialists regularly sharpen with all the diamond stones we stock and are here to help, so feel free to reach out with your questions.
Our Sharpening Specialists have hands-on sharpening experience, so you can get advice on selecting the right sharpener for your needs.
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