Description

4-Stone Deluxe Diamond System / Precision Knife Sharpening Kit - Diamond Hones

Includes Extra Coarse Diamond (70 grit), Coarse Diamond (120 grit), Medium Diamond (280 grit), and Fine Diamond (600 grit) Hones

Diamond Kits are very aggressive and are best for quickly setting an edge or resetting the edge to a different angle.  Diamonds remove steel much faster than their alumina oxide counterparts.  

For knife enthusiasts, you might want to invest in one Extra Fine or Supper Sapphire ceramic hone to polish your blade to a mirror finish and a serrated hone to truly complete your ultimate kit.  See Parts & Accessories.

The ultimate in knife sharpening systems technology.  It is safe, easy and convenient to use. The Lansky Controlled-Angle Sharpening System is designed to give your blade a professional, razor sharp edge every time. All knife sharpener systems include:

  • Precision-engineered, multi-angle, flip-over knife clamp.
  • Sharpening hones on color-coated, finger-grooved safety holders
  • One guide rod for each honing stone
  • Specially formulated honing oil
  • Extra long knife clamp screws
  • Custom molded storage/carrying case to hold all system components
  • Complete easy-to-follow multi-lingual instructions

Sharpening Angles

17° Angle - A severe angle recommended for razor blades, X-Acto© blades, scalpels or similar tools. Provides an extremely sharp but delicate edge.

20° Angle - A commonly used angle for higher quality blades and provides an excellent edge for kitchen cutlery and filet knives.

25° Angle - The recommended angle for most knives that need a durable, sharp edge. Ideal for hunting and outdoor knives.

30° Angle - An outstanding angle for knives that see the heavy use of cutting cardboard, wire or carpets. Recommended for heavy duty use.

Additional Kit Configurations

Reviews

Posted by Sampat on
I agree about dull knives, but I can't iianmge that anyone should have to put their knives to a bench grinder on a regular basis. In fact I think you could easily ruin the heat treatment in a blade doing that, if you'll pardon some criticism.We use a 1000/4000 combination water stone, followed by a leather strop loaded with a very inexpensive green metal polishing compound. A little bit of research told us how to use these properly to get a mirror polish on our kitchen knives. It can be done freehand by anyone and just takes a some worthwhile research and practice.
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