KITANIS Diamond Sharpening Stone, 5 Pcs Knife Sharpening Stone
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About KITANIS Diamond Sharpening Stone, 5 Pcs Knife Sharpening Stone
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
75% found it versatile
I find these sharpening plates to be versatile for knife maintenance and cost-effective compared to similar quality alternatives.
I found that the range of grits and sharpening plates work well. They handle dull blades and touch-ups with ease.
69% highlighted the size and dimensions, but 31% didn't.
The sharpening stones are not suitable for larger chef knives.
69% were satisfied with the grit size, but 31% faced issues
I compared the grit levels of these diamond stone plates with my Naniwa water stones and found them rougher. However, they produce a very usable toothy edge.
I noticed that the 1200 grit plate is not the finest grit and appears to be around 600 to 800 grit. I can feel and see the coarseness of the plate.
I noticed that the grit levels are labeled incorrectly. Here's the correct grit progression. Check the grit level before use.
80% found it easy to use
I have sharpened many chisels and plane irons for woodworking. These diamond stones, along with an old belt as a strop, get even my cheap chisels sharp enough to shave hair off my arm.
79% appreciated the durability
I am impressed with the versatility and durability of the sharpening plates, which offer a cost-effective alternative to similar quality options.
I have found that the sharpening plates are of good quality and durable.
