Atoma Diamond Stone #140 Economy diamond sharpening stone

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Atoma Diamond Stone #400 Economy diamond sharpening stone

Naniwa flattening block, grain 220, A120

Naniwa Diamond water stone, grain 600

Naniwa Aotoishi sharpening stone grain 2000, IR0260

Fallkniven Diamond Ceramic Whetstone DC4

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Skerper Sink Bridge sharpening stone holder, SA002

Naniwa Dressing Stone, A-206, grit: 600

Naniwa whetstone holder A-902

Naniwa Diamond water stone, grain 1000

Naniwa Snow White Jyunpaku sharpening stone grain 8000, IF0001

 Jende Kangaroo Leather Bench Strop

Naniwa Diamond water stone, grain 6000

Nesmuk stropping paddle 26 cm, pre-loaded diamond paste, STR3752011

Robert Herder strop, cherry wood 013030002

Naniwa leather strop, IU-1100

Atoma Diamond Stone #600 Economy diamond sharpening stone

Skerper Pocket Stone diamond/ceramic sharpening stone, SO003

Skerper stropping compound black, ultra fine

Naniwa Professional Stone, P304, grit: 400

Skerper Basic ceramic sharpening steel, 24.5 cm, SH003

Skerper whetstone holder SA001

Skerper Paddle Strop STP001, stropping paddle

Naniwa Diamond water stone, grain 3000

Naniwa Diamond water stone, grain 800

The **Naniwa Diamond DR-7504 sharpening stone** has a grit size of 400. It consists of an aluminium plate with a diamond grinding layer on top.


Diamond sharpening stones are ideally suited for sharpening hard steels. You can even sharpen ceramic knives with these sharpening stones. These sharpening stones can be used with or without water. The advantage of adding water is that the sharpening residue is immediately washed away. Another incidental benefit of diamond is that it doesn't need to be sharpened in between uses. In principle, diamond sharpening stones always remain flat.


However, it's important to note that your diamond sharpening stones need to be pre-sharpened before the first use, because in the beginning they sharpen slightly coarser. After about five to ten sharpening sessions, they will reach their ideal functioning.

We offer the Naniwa Diamond series sharpening stones in six different grit sizes: 400, 600, 800, 3000 and 6000. Want to know which grit size you need? Then check out our video tutorial. You can use the following as a general rule of thumb:




* 120 to 600: suitable for pre-sharpening blunt knives

* 800 to 1000: suitable for sharpening and maintaining knives that are in good condition

* 2000 to 3000: capable of a result sharper than factory-ready

* 5000 to 10000: suitable for sharpening (polishing) knives until razor-sharp




Naniwa Diamond Stone grain 400