Diamond stone sharpening: how to

A quick walk-through tutorial on how to put a working edge back on your everyday knives.
Diamond stones available on my website at www.mikejonesknifeandtool.com...

[@riffz6065]

Been through a few of these tutorial vids and this is by far the best and straight to the point (no pun intended). Thank you!

[@frankidadios]

That was great, thanks. Good to know I've been doing most things correctly

[@mikeredhead2894]

Thanks for this informative video brother.

[@user-vr4tr2jq3h]

Amazing Video, That Helped Me Out So Much Thanks

[@TenseMachine]

3:13 - Be careful counting, folks! lol. Great video!!

[@MikejonesknifeandtoolTk]

Hahaha! 😬🤷‍♂️ apparently I’m pretty comfortable with knives..

[@philbrighty8383]

Good video, thanks

[@aaronj3548]

Excellent

[@ojgalambos7836]

I've used regular stones a ton But I wanted something to take with on the go and this was a great video My Emerson is dummy sharp

[@MikejonesknifeandtoolTk]

Glad I could be of some help!

[@newlonburnworth8396]

Hey Mike I don’t see that stone on your website. Thanks for a great lesson

[@robertmunguia250]

Need to get a burr on the one side then switch to other side.

[@billyboy7]

Hi Mike......how about dawn/water and maybe single passes, edge trailing since it might not be as harsh since it's a diamond plate? Also, how to order your diamond plate and holder?

[@MikejonesknifeandtoolTk]

Hey thanks for commenting. My supplier changed my minimum order to like 5000 which is a little high for me so unfortunately I had to stop carrying them and I haven’t been able to find a good source for them since.

[@Rawdiswar]

No lubricant?

[@dallaskj]

water is the lubricant for diamond stones. It's one of the main selling points.

[@marcchrys]

Apparently, you shouldn't use water. Leads to rust. Better to use very light oil..e.g. Trend lapping fluid.

[@thomasdsmith7678]

Thanks for the video but you freaked me out every time you "counted" by tapping the edge of the blade on your fingers . . .