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Diamond Files
265x110mm
Plastic
Diamond ,45# Steel,Plastic
Suitable for sharpening many woodworking tools including router cutters, forstner bits, woodturning gouges, internal and external bevel edges, skews, carving tools, saw blades, small chisels, kitchen knife ,serrated knives, pruners, shears etc.
400#
* Brand New, Blister Packed in Retail Packaging
Product Description
Plastic Handle Diamond Sharpener Stone for Knives From serrated kitchen knives to timber framing tools, these premium grade, state-of-the-art sharpening steels will put a razor edge on any blade without the usual mess of oil or water.
The 400 grit microcrystalline diamond mesh is nickel bonded to the lightweight oval steel shaft enabling you to produce a high grade cutting edge on a variety of tools.
From serrated kitchen knives to timber framing tools, these premium grade, state-of-the-art sharpening steels will put a razor edge on any blade without the usual mess of oil or water.
The 400 grit microcrystalline diamond mesh is nickel bonded to the lightweight oval steel shaft enabling you to produce a high grade cutting edge on a variety of tools.
Overall lengths: 265 x 110mm
| Code: | HYD3015-5 |
| Product Name: | Plastic Handle Diamond Sharpener Stone for Knives |
| Product Description: | carbon steel coated diamond |
plastic handle 400# diamond grit | |
| Size: | 265x110mm |
| Package: | blister with card |
| Minimum Order Qty: | 3000PCS |
| Qty/Ctn: | 100pcs |
| Ctn Size(cm): | 36x28x39cm |
| G.W./Ctn(kg) | 22.5/21.5kg |
Looking for a reliable and effective way to keep your knives sharp? Look no further than the Plastic Handle Diamond Sharpener Stone. This handy tool is designed to sharpen even the dullest of knives, ensuring that you always have a sharp edge when you need it.
Featuring a durable plastic handle and a high-quality diamond sharpening stone, this sharpener is built to last. It's easy to use and can be used to sharpen a wide variety of knives, including kitchen knives, hunting knives, and more.
Whether you're a professional chef or simply someone who enjoys cooking at home, the Plastic Handle Diamond Sharpener Stone is an essential tool for keeping your knives in top condition. So why wait? Order yours today and start enjoying the benefits of a sharp, reliable knife!
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FAQ
Diamond stones have key advantages over other types of sharpening stones. Diamond stones are the fastest cutting sharpening stones. Speed is especially helpful when working with coarse grits where you may spend additional time on a dull edge.
of sharpening stone and are quickly becoming the preferred stone for many chefs and professionals. Diamond stones are made of man-made diamonds electroplated onto a metal plate.
Ceramic rods can sharpen and the higher grits are great for polishing a finished edge. Diamond sharpeners are very aggressive and are best for quickly setting an edge or resetting the edge to a different angle. Diamond removes steel much faster than other sharpening materials.
Also, If metal shavings from your blade get stuck in the nooks and crannies of the stone, those metal shavings will rust making it appear your stone has rusted. If it appears your diamond sharpening stone has rust, follow the instructions below under the heading How to Remove Rust From Diamond Sharpening Stones.
While these are both considered sharpening tools, this is actually a common misconception; While a whetstone is primarily used to sharpen and reform the edge of a knife, honing steel is not a sharpening tool and it's actually used to realign curled edges, this is where the misconception
It depends on how often you use it, if you use it properly, and if you keep it clean and properly stored. When used properly, kept clean and stored dry, HUAYIDA diamond sharpeners will last a very long time. They do not last forever, but they last for several years.
Water is preferred because it is neater to work with and because oil doesn't present an advantage. If you do decide to use oil on your diamond stones use only a non-hardening oil like mineral oil. Any oil that hardens, as most vegetable oils do, should not be used on any stone, diamond or otherwise.
If diamond stones are properly maintained, meaning they are kept clean and stored dry, they can last a long time. For those that use stones on a daily basis and maintain them properly, the diamond will likely last years. For those that use them regularly, it's likely the stone will last from ten to twenty years.
