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70M1432 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 325x
70M1433 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 600x
70M1432 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 325x
70M1433 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 600x

4" × 10" DMT DiaSharp StonesMade in U.S.A.

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Favored for their cutting speed and exceptional flatness, these monocrystalline diamond stones are useful not only for general sharpening but also for lapping tools. They are manufactured to a flatness tolerance of ±0.001" over the entire length, and have a continuous abrasive surface that extends right to the edges of the stone.

They cut faster and leave a more consistent scratch pattern than diamond stones with a perforated surface, but need to be flushed more frequently to minimize loading. Long wearing, the diamond particles are fused to a 3/8" thick steel substrate, which is then nickel plated for rust resistance. The stones measure 4" × 10" and have non-skid rubber feet.

The coarse (325x) is good for initial lapping of uneven chisel or plane blade faces and fixing nicks. The fine (600x) is for finer lapping or general sharpening.

Made in USA.

70M1432 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 325x

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  • 70M1432 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 325x
    1 - $117.50
  • 70M1433 - 4" × 10" DiaSharp Stone, 600x
    1 - $117.50

4" × 10" DMT DiaSharp Stones

Favored for their cutting speed and exceptional flatness, these monocrystalline diamond stones are useful not only for general sharpening but also for lapping tools. They are manufactured to a flatness tolerance of ±0.001" over the entire length, and have a continuous abrasive surface that extends right to the edges of the stone.

They cut faster and leave a more consistent scratch pattern than diamond stones with a perforated surface, but need to be flushed more frequently to minimize loading. Long wearing, the diamond particles are fused to a 3/8" thick steel substrate, which is then nickel plated for rust resistance. The stones measure 4" × 10" and have non-skid rubber feet.

The coarse (325x) is good for initial lapping of uneven chisel or plane blade faces and fixing nicks. The fine (600x) is for finer lapping or general sharpening.

Made in USA.