This Diamond Sharpening Stone Set with Wooden Stand is designed for craftsmen who demand accuracy, consistency, and durability in tool maintenance. Ideal for sharpening knives, chisels, plane blades, and wood carving tools, this set provides a complete sharpening progression—from edge repair to fine honing. The three included diamond stones (240 / 600 / 1200 grit) allow you to shape, refine, and polish cutting edges with precision and control.

Mounted on a solid ash wood base, each stone remains stable during use, ensuring safe and efficient sharpening. Whether you’re maintaining workshop tools or refining carving edges, this set delivers reliable, professional results without the need for soaking or flattening.

Dimensions

• Length: 18.5 cm (7.28 inches)
• Width: 9.5 cm (3.74 inches)
• Thickness: 3 cm (1.18 inches)
• Weight: 280 g (9.88 oz) each

Specification

✔️ Sharpening Surface: Industrial-grade diamond-coated plates for fast, consistent material removal and long service life.
✔️ Grits Included: 240 / 600 / 1200 — covering coarse shaping, edge refinement, and final polishing.
✔️ Base: Solid ash wood stand providing excellent stability and a natural, workshop-ready appearance.
✔️ Condition: Ready to use upon delivery — no soaking, flattening, or special preparation required.
✔️ Application: Suitable for knives, chisels, plane irons, carving tools, and general woodworking tools.

Key Features & Benefits

✅ Complete Sharpening Progression
Three carefully selected grit levels allow you to restore damaged edges, refine bevels, and achieve a razor-sharp finish.

✅ Diamond-Coated Precision
Industrial diamond grit maintains a flat, even surface over time, ensuring consistent sharpening results and long-term accuracy.

✅ Stable Wooden Stand
The ash wood base keeps the stones securely in place, improving control and safety during sharpening.

✅ Low Maintenance
Unlike traditional whetstones, diamond stones require no soaking and never need flattening.

✅ Versatile Workshop Tool
Ideal for professional craftsmen and hobbyists working with woodworking tools, carving tools, and knives.