LanskyFine Diamond Knife Sharpening Hone (600 Grit) - LDHFN

I bought this hone to replace one that had worn out after years of use. I am very happy with the entire range if Lansky sharpening products. However, they do not stand up to abuse; be careful to follow the directions about applying pressure, they work well with only minimal pressure.

Puts a keen edge on. Cuts great!Second one I purchased. They work great but the first one sent back due to being glued in crooked, and tonight the anime came out if holder. I will just super glue it back on and see how that goes.

Product came in cheap packaging and the stone was separated from the plastic. No big deal, just super-glued it back on. Used on my Spyderco Maxamet steel and the diamond stone sharpened it pretty well. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars is because they qualified this as "fine" and its actually pretty coarse. It leaves pretty deep scratches on the steel but if you run the stone the same way every time and get the scratches in line with each other it actually helps the Maxamet steel become sharper to me than with a mirror finish. Dont buy this stone and expect a fine edge.

Sky's the limit on price tags for knife sharpeners.Lansky did the job for me. From small knives toLarge kitchen knives. I like diamond "stones",they last longer and cut faster. That said, NaturalArkansas stones are probably the best if you can findthe one you need. . .

I have a knife w/ s35vn steel. It wasn't impossible but took a long, long time to sharpen with the regular stones. These diamond stones shaped my knife quick.

Quickest delivery ever! Ordered Sunday and received the next day, Christmas Eve. My father has the sharpening kit with the exception of this very File. He was very pleased with it and is now Re-Sharpening everything he can find! Very satisfied and I highly recommend

These products require a little effort to use. But, there is nothing else that will make your blade as perfect. If you are serious about obtaining a wonderfully keen edge, then you will take the time and effort to use Lansky hones.

I ordered this individual hone only because when I received the diamond sharpening kit the finest hone wasn’t even attached to its piece. The deal breaker… I chose not to complain, instead I just bought the individual hone to replace the detached hone from my kit. The individual hone came in the mail the exact same way as the hone in the kit. It wasn’t usable as is. The cheap adhesive wasn’t so sticky and the hone was not attached to its piece. How hard is it to get a good reliable working item these days? Anyone else noticing this issue with similar items from lansky?

Replacement for my original one.The old one lasted many years of regular use.Highly recommended.

Boa qualidade, e melhor que a pedra pois o desgaste é mínimo. Para mim uma excelente solução

Ottimo come del resto tutto il Lansky kit.Molto più mordace rispetto alla corte equivalente in ceramica. Bastano 3-4 passate rispetto alle 9-10 necessarie per quella ceramica. Consigliabile agire con ciascuna passata su tratti di lama non superiori ai 3-4 centimetri. Sembra anche più facile da pulire rispetto alla corte ceramica equivalente. Come indicato nelle istruzioni per le coti diamantate, NON USARE ASSOLUTAMENTE OLIO (ANCHE QUELLO LANKY) né altri lubrificanti, né in fase di affilatura né di pulitura delle coti.

Might be considered nerdy, but the Lansky hones are absolutely excellent for setting and maintaining a correct edge on kitchen knives (in particular).I've paid quite a lot of money for my kitchen knives and therefore think it pointless unless they do what they should. They need to be, and are razor sharp. Lansky assist me greatly in this endeavour.

J'ai les 3 outils à aiguiser en diamant (gros, moyen, fin). J'ai aussi le jeu d'outils en pierres de fines à grosses. J'ai un système de serrage sur la lame qui sert de guide d'inclinaison à la pierre.Les meules diamant sont très efficaces. Peut-être trop ?J'en suis très content et je les utilise au quotidien pour cette efficacité. Quels coups de meule fine diamant + quelques coups de lissage à la meule en pierre fine et je retrouve en très peu de temps un très bon tranchant.Trop efficace ? Je trouve qu'elles ont tendance à rayer le métal. Donc je n'appuie pas trop fort. D'autant plus qu'elles perdent leur grains diamantés après par exemple 1 an d'usage ; les meules en pierre sont elles "éternelles" et plus subtiles.Si on veut prendre son temps la les meules en pierre sont largement suffisantes.