Smiths 10 Diamond Sharpening Rod
  • Smiths 10-Inch Fine Diamond 750 Grit Coated Sharpening Rod

Smiths 10 Diamond Sharpening Rod

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Smith's is excited to present the top - notch sharpening steel tech with the 'World's First' interrupted - surface, diamond - coated, oval sharpening steel. The 10 - inch Smith's Diamond Sharpening Rod has a one - of - a - kind sharpening surface with an overlapping oval hole pattern. It's covered in multiple layers of micron - sized single - crystal diamonds. This special design speeds up sharpening by collecting and holding metal filings that usually pile up during the process. It comes with a soft - grip rubber handle and a large hand guard for a comfortable and safe experience. Different from regular steels that just realign the cutting edge, this rod hones and realigns at once. Features include a diamond - coated rod for fast sharpening, a soft - grip rubber handle for comfort and safety, a hang - up ring for easy reach, and a plastic sharpening tip to protect your countertop. Grit: Fine Diamond 750 Grit.

Using your Smiths 10 - inch Diamond Sharpening Rod is easy. First, hold the handle firmly. Place the tip of the rod on a stable surface, like a countertop, and let the plastic tip protect it. Then, draw your blade along the rod at a consistent angle. Make sure to do this several times on each side of the blade. For safety, always keep your fingers behind the hand guard. When you're done sharpening, clean the rod with a soft brush to remove any metal filings. Store it in a dry place, and you can use the hang - up ring to hang it up for easy access next time. Don't use it on extremely hard or brittle blades as it might damage the rod or the blade. Also, avoid using excessive force while sharpening to maintain the rod's performance.
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