Dia - Sharp Diamond Bench Stone 10 - in SHA - Shelter Institute
Dia - Sharp Diamond Bench Stone 10 - in SHA - Shelter Institute

DMT Dia-Sharp Diamond Bench Stone, 10 in

$139.99 USD - $189.99 USD /
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Ten inches of continuous diamond, ground dead flat on a steel backing.

Best For

  • Flattening backs and bevels
  • Sharpening without soaking
  • Big stones for big blades

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In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579 · Usually ready in 24 hours

In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

DMT Dia-Sharp Diamond Bench Stone, 10 in

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

The DMT 10 in Dia-Sharp is a continuous-surface diamond bench stone, 10 x 4 in, in coarse, fine or extra-fine, or double-sided fine and extra-fine.

The diamond surface is continuous, with no holes, so small and pointed tools slide across without catching. DMT says it won't hollow or groove. The size suits long and short knives and edge tools, and DMT also recommends it for flattening plane soles, plane irons and chisel backs. Sharpen dry or with water; no oil is needed.

The single-sided stones have non-skid rubber feet. The double-sided stone comes with a non-skid mat.

DMT, short for Diamond Machining Technology, was founded in 1976 by aerospace engineers. It started out making grinding wheels, and its first hand sharpener was made from the center punched out of a diamond grinding wheel. A buyer at L.L. Bean tested an early sample and worked with DMT's engineers to refine it. Acme United bought DMT in 2016, and DMT is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

  • Options: Coarse (45 micron, 325 mesh); Fine (25 micron, 600 mesh); Extra-Fine (9 micron, 1200 mesh); Double-Sided Fine/Extra-Fine
  • Size: 10 x 4 in
  • Surface: continuous monocrystalline diamond
  • Base: non-skid rubber feet (single-sided); non-skid mat (double-sided)
  • Use: dry or with water, no oil
  • Made in: USA by DMT

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