Diamond dual Grit Performance
325 Grit Coarse Side: Used on damaged knives as it will rid of any chips or nicks on the blade easily. Such stones should not be utilized for any general sharpening due to their abrasiveness, unless, the knives are extremely dull.
Oreglory Diamond Sharpening Stones VS Traditional oil/water stones
Material for making
Always made withhigh quality monocrystallinediamond grits.
Traditional oil stones are made of white corundum, which is much less hard than diamond.
Sharpening speed
Diamond sharpening stones sharpen knives 5 times faster than traditional oil/water stones
Sharpening surface flatness
Oil/water stones often result in uneven surfaces, necessitating the use of a Flattening Stone for restoration. Diamond stones has no such problems.
Use and Maintenance
Oreglory Diamond Sharpening Stone: sharpen edges faster and better!
- Usage and Maintenance
- Diamond sharpeners have a ‘break-in’ period. Initially, the surface may seem rough due to the final manufacturing process. However, this roughness diminishes over time without affecting performance. As the diamond surface wears down, more grits are exposed, resulting in faster cutting.
- No need for water or oil. Simply wipe clean with a dry cloth after sharpening to prevent rust.
- Avoid excessive pressure. Let the diamond do the work.
A perfect match for Oreglory honing guide
Ultimate Precision: Combine the advanced “hand grip style chuck” design of our honing guide with the high-quality monocrystalline diamonds of our sharpening stone for unparalleled precision in sharpening Chisels and Planer Blades. The honing guide ensures a stable structure and precise sharpening angle, while the diamond sharpening stone delivers efficient and consistent results.
sharpening angle: length
20: 3.34 / 25: 2.55
30: 1.96 / 35: 1.57
40: 1.18
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