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Smiths Diamond Sharpening Stones Combination: Course and Fine Grit

Hiking & Camping > KnivesRated: **** by 2 reviews.

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This knife and tool sharpener offers the ultimate in sharpening technology.

  • Coarse and fine sharpening stones each feature multiple layers of micron-sized monocrystalline diamonds securely bonded to a flat metal surface
  • Oval-shaped holes collect and hold the metal filings during the sharpening process, enabling you to aggressively sharpen the tool edge
  • The coarse 325-grit stone is designed for aggressive removal of metal to quickly restore dull edges
  • The fine 550-grit stone is ideal for putting a razor edge on your maintained knives or tools
  • Micro Tool Sharpening Padâ„¢ gives you the ability to sharpen small tools and instruments that require an uninterrupted sharpening surface
  • Sharpening groove is great for sharpening fishhooks and tools
  • When not in use, the stones store in the handle

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Coarse/Fine20.00

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Smiths Diamond Sharpening Stones Combination: Course and Fine Grit Reviews Summary:

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Positive Reviews:

Great tool

Rating:*****
Whenever you need to sharpen a blade whether it be in the kitchen or out camping, this tool works quickly. It sharpened our blades incredibly fast and better than other sharpening tools we have used.
Roughing It at REI on 09/12/2007

Neutral Reviews:

Works Okay

Rating:***
I have owned one of these for years and it works, but I have found better ones on the market since. The coarse surface does not sharpen as quickly as other diamond hones do. The overall design is way too bulky for the sharpening surface it offers.
Off The Path at REI on 03/11/2009