DMT Diamond Whetstone Models in Hard Wood Box

An absolute brilliant piece of kit,sharpened all of my chisels and plane blades in half the time and with an infinitely better finish than I used to get using an oil stone. Money well spent!!

My first set of diamond sharpening stones and all I can say is I'm very impressed! They are so easy to use and sharpen my kitchen knives in half the time of traditional stones. One thing I would say is they feel a bit plasticky and when you use them you can only have one stone in the box. That said, great stones and brilliant quality.

Good set of stones with a proven track record on quality ,but do not keep the stones in the box when you are adding water or oil , or the box will start warping remove and use on your bench

Excellent for sharpening handtools. Quicker than a stone and does not need flattening.

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Excellent well packaged item which arrived as expected. Good value despite being quite expensive

Box is bent. Stones seem good quality but the box is totaly unusable as its all bowed. If somone could send me a replacement box that would be great

Best knives sharping system I have ever bought

The packaging was to say the least disappointing for an expensive product like this Thrown in an unpadded brown postage bag which arrived ripped / torn Worst package I have ever received The tracking of item was poor and not up to date tracking no given was no help

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I usually use water stones, but decided to try this threesome just for the heck of it. I must say, I was impressed. I put a bit of water on the stone, and they seemed to work well even on the first knife (pre-"broken in") After the extra fine stone, the edges seemed so smooth that I didn't even need the sharpening steel to finish it off. The edges seem to be smooth, the knives much sharper than before with little or no mess. For an edge that's REALLY out of shape, the coarse stone is perhaps not coarse enough (or one should use an even coarser product), but I just exercised my arms with a bit more passes and the edge repaired. The wooden box was a bit of a disappointment. First, it would have been nicer with a hinge. Second, the wooden "beds" for the stones were a bit tight, and I gouged them out a bit to let the stones be removed and replaced without struggling. Also, I put a label on the side of each stone to remind me of which grade grit it was--it would have been nice to have that printed on each stone when they arrived. However, the stones work well, the base is thick enough that I can hold them in my hand and retain all ten fingers, and, I must say, they work surprisingly well. (And it seems a pretty good price for a threesome plus a wooden case!!) ADDENDUM: Some months later, I happened to be asked to sharpen a friend's knife block's worth of kitchen knives. I brought this set along and my beloved water stones. I sharpened half of the knives with each. To my surprise, the knives sharped with this DMT set were sharpened as well or better than the ones sharpened with the water stones. Of course, these DMT don't need to be re-flattened or presoaked. I hate to admit it, but this DMT set sharpened as well or better than other methods requiring a lot more trouble and a lot more skill...

This is what you need to sharpen your knife!