Double Sided Diamond Bench Stone

Keep your blades and tools performing at their best with the Double Sided Diamond Bench Stone. Designed for fast, efficient sharpening, this premium bench stone features uninterrupted edge-to-edge diamond sharpening surfaces that maximise contact with the blade for quicker, more consistent results.

The 280 grit medium surface is ideal for restoring dull or lightly damaged edges, quickly removing material to reshape and redefine the cutting edge. Once the edge has been restored, the 600 grit fine surface refines and polishes the bevel, producing a sharp, durable working edge suitable for everyday use.

Perfect for maintaining kitchen knives, hunting blades, pocket knives, woodworking chisels and a wide range of workshop tools, the durable diamond abrasive provides long-lasting performance without the need for honing oil.

Features

Double sided diamond sharpening surface

Edge-to-edge uninterrupted sharpening area

280 grit medium side for restoring dull edges

600 grit fine side for refining and polishing the edge

Fast cutting diamond abrasive for efficient sharpening

Suitable for knives, chisels, woodworking tools and general workshop use

No honing oil required

Easy to clean with a damp cloth after use

Specifications

Sharpening Surfaces:

280 Grit Medium

600 Grit Fine

Suitable For:

Kitchen knives

Hunting and outdoor blades

Pocket knives

Woodworking chisels

Workshop and trade tools

How to Use

1. Select the appropriate sharpening surface.

   • 280 grit for restoring dull or lightly damaged edges.

   • 600 grit for refining and maintaining a sharp edge.

2. Place the bench stone on a stable, flat surface with the chosen side facing upwards.

3. Match the sharpening angle of the blade to its existing bevel.

4. Using light, even pressure, push the blade across the stone in a smooth slicing motion while maintaining a consistent angle.

5. Repeat 3 to 4 strokes on one side before sharpening the opposite side.

6. Continue alternating sides until the desired edge is achieved, then progress to the finer grit for polishing.

7. After use, wipe the diamond surface clean with a damp cloth.

Sharpening Tips

Begin with the 280 grit surface when restoring a dull edge, then finish with the 600 grit surface for a refined cutting edge.

Reduce the number of strokes as the edge improves, starting with several strokes per side before finishing with one or two light passes on each side.

For the best sharpening results, use progressively finer sharpening stones where available.

Important: Do not use honing oil or other lubricants on the diamond sharpening surface.