Silicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsSilicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsSilicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsSilicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsSilicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsSilicon Carbide Silversmith's Stones Silicon carbide silversmith's stones are ideal for fast material removal. Their abrasive nature makes them per...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAluminum Oxide Stones Aluminum oxide stones excel at refining surfaces, offering a finer finish than silicon carbide stones. Their durability and a...
View full detailsAt 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 the...
View full detailsDuoSharp with a Plus The Plus in the DMT 8" DuoSharp Plus stones refers to the area of Continuous Diamond Surface at one end of each stone. The ma...
View full detailsVersatile, Two Git Stones The DMT DuoSharp Stones feature the Interrupted Surface, or "Polka-Dot" pattern. In this format, the diamonds are mounte...
View full detailsThere isn't a single best stone. Each of the stone type has advantages. We recommend that you find the benefits that mean most to you. Water stones and diamond stones are the most popular, but if you want to learn the advantages of each, we recommend you read our article Difference in Sharpening Stone Materials.
A larger stone is generally better. So a 8” or larger stone is generally recommended. A larger stone is easier to use and will help you sharpen more quickly. The reason for smaller stones is usually cost or portability.
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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