Smith's Edgesport 50380 6-inch Diamond Tri-Hone

Excelente afilador de diamante por si necesitas hacer un nuevo perfil a la hoja de tu navaja, la calidad de Smith's de verdad que es buena por el precio que uno paga. El diamante no viene completo en las piedras, tiene un patron de hexágonos por lo que te dicen que los residuos de acero se quedarán ahí pero fuera de eso es buena.

Great product at a good price. I purchased on sale for $72. I sharpened a bunch of knives including a ZT 0566 with Elmax blade. The diamond sides had no problem and the arkansas smoothed out the edge very nice, finished on a strop with green compound, now the ZT slices through paper effortlessly. I have one small complaint, the base could be a bit heavier. It may move slightly if not on a perfectly flat surface. Repositioning the stone on my work bench took care of that although, i can live with that no problem. Overall 5 stars.

brilliant peace of kit duz a fantastic job puts a nice edge on whatever you need sharpening very happy with this product good value for money would highly recommend

I just received mine and was kinda hanging out to see how good it works, and I was not disappointed! Out of all my knives the one that probably has always been tricky to get an sharp edge on is the Cold Steel Ti-Lite VI Zytel, and it only took 10 minutes or so and it is razor sharp. My Ka-Bar Heavy Bowie Knife was next, now being carbon steel it was always easy to keep it sharp, it took only a few minutes and it is sharper than ever before! I showed the TRi-Hone to my brother and he quickly ask if I could do 2 of his kitchen knives, both were so blunt it would not cut anything, both took about 15 minutes each due to them being stainless steel knives, I used all 3 stones and both are razor sharp now. I am no expert but do have a good collection of knives, and I can't fault the Tri-Hone, I highly recommend it!

This thing works great I am finally able to get my buck pocket knife razor sharp cut the hair on your arm sharp. I don't use the provided angle guide deal I found it easier to just hold the knife at an angle that is comfortable to me. When I first got it I started with the coarse stone did 20 strokes each side of the blade then went to the medium stone and did 20 strokes each side and finally the Arkansas stone 20 times each side followed by 20 more strokes divided equally between sides one stroke one side then another the next it was pretty sharp at this point just starting to be able to shave hair. I now touch up my blade once a week on the Arkansas stone only doing the 20 strokes each side and then the 20 divided and after the last sharpening my knife was scary sharp shaved my arm clean with very little effort. I have figured out that using a good amount of pressure while running the blade across the stone does help just like the directions say to do and also don't forget to always use a lubricant I hear it helps keep the stones from getting plugged up with the metal filings.