SHARPAL Diamond Sharpening Stone Review

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Hello, Friends!
In this episode, I am going to sharpen a few knives on a Diamond Whetstones by SHARPAL, which they kindly sent my way for an unpaid review.
So what's you gonna see is my honest opinion on their product.
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Thank you very much for watching this video!
#Whetstone
#Sharpening
#Knives

[@silvanigra]

Thank you for the video. I slept sooooo well!

[@Take_And_Make]

You're welcome 😊

[@chrislangtry8154]

Wish i could sharpen a knife like that . Two thumbs up

[@Take_And_Make]

Practice, my friend and patient!

[@masonbuchanan]

Love your videos, been watching for awhile now.

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks a lot!

[@metalhead-cg4cz]

Awesome video dude, keep up the great work

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks!

[@ghiblinerd6196]

Good review. Thanks!

[@Take_And_Make]

Yes you can

[@jgbsweeper7325]

Good review and demonstration on how to sharpen knives. Thanks for the video and the chance in the giveaway.

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks! No problem!

[@oliverm1741]

Thanks for the view, it seems like the small one would do everything you need

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks for watching!

[@skcanadianadventures1245]

Looks like a good stones but my personal preferences - wet stones and hone tools with leather strop . Diamond ones are giving you that "teeth etching" sounds :)))))

[@Take_And_Make]

I know what you mean!

[@joeframo3347]

I like the 6-in a lot better it'd be great for sharpening my Bowie knife

[@viva1978]

I just ordered one big one, was going to order a sharpal ceramic pro 1000. Can you suggest a good next stone to pair with this stone

[@Take_And_Make]

Hi there! Not to pair, but If you'd like to try Japanese whetstones that's what I use to sharpen my premium knives King 250/1000 combo amzn.to/3ULT2BK King 4000(finish) amzn.to/4bDSrrM I also recommend this holder, will make your life easier amzn.to/3UKvBsF This is a good starter kit on the budget. Good luck!

[@viva1978]

Thank you so much,definitely gonna check them out. I didnt think i was going to get a response. Youre awsome,love your channel.

[@Take_And_Make]

Your most welcome!

[@theJoker-po5xp]

Great video. Thanks for the giveaway.. Go Toronto Raptors!!

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanx!

[@seand2069]

Thanks for the review! I'm looking for a new sharpening stone, and these look like a good option.

[@Take_And_Make]

You welcome!

[@thisoldgrunt5744]

👍

[@FaskaRestoration]

Great work keep up the great Project.

[@Take_And_Make]

Thanks bud!

[@FaskaRestoration]

@@Take_And_Make I know it sounds stupid but how do I set my channel public?

[@Take_And_Make]

@@FaskaRestoration If you did not change anything, you good.

[@Take_And_Make]

I just checked, I do see that you are my subscriber, but I can't see your liked videos playlist.

[@FaskaRestoration]

@@Take_And_Make Ok I can fix that

[@Tazaki]

Nice

[@robertmunguia250]

I have exact same 8 in stone. Some scratches happened to form on the fine side. Anyway of fixing or repairing them?

[@robertmunguia250]

@@acmhfmggru I replaced them with DMT plates. Using lapping fluid to lubricate them. They say they are the best plates to get.

[@hristov71]

Diamond stones are fantastic, you need a leather strop and you are good to go

[@tinkeringeekkissimmeefl4495]

What the average number of passes do you need to get to the knife sharpen like yours? I did mine so many times, but I surely don't get to the sharpness you got. Any tips are welcome.

[@Take_And_Make]

It would depend on how bad the cutting edge is. You should start sharpening in one direction till you create a burr on the opposite side, then go other way and move the burr to another side. After you can make a 1 pass on each side, give about 10-15 strikes to each side and move to higher grit. On higher grit give another 10 strikes each way and should be good. Good luck!

[@tinkeringeekkissimmeefl4495]

Thanks for the tips.

[@dennisumeno3180]

Use the angle guide that comes with the plate. If you google the knife , most likely they will mention the angle. Also, use lighter pressure on the fine side. I like to equate it to stropping a blade on leather. Just the weight of knife and away from the edge. Always trying to maintain the angle. (That’s one of the tricks). Hope that helps. I say that because that was my problem!

[@tinkeringeekkissimmeefl4495]

@@dennisumeno3180Thanks for the tip

[@beaurex4756]

Are you still using these stones? Did they wear out? Do you still like them?

[@Take_And_Make]

Yes I am still using them, you can see them in most of my knife videos. They still work great!

[@cyrilagnew7651]

what about ceramic knives?

[@Take_And_Make]

Not sure that you could sharpen them at all. I don't have any on my kitchen

[@junkwon8388]

Have you tried dmt? If you have, how are they holding up compare to dmt?

[@Take_And_Make]

I did not no

[@masterleatel]

Next patient 😂

[@dennisumeno3180]

I’m not a professional by any means, but in my experience oil stones and diamond stones work well with western knives but might not work as well on Japanese steel..being that most Japanese steel is so hard that oil stones or diamond will leave micro chips on the edge.. I own both sharpal small stone and the 181N as well as Japanese whetstones and Oil stones..I use the rough side of the Sharpal to set an edge and strop on the fine..works really great! Sets the edge on matchetes and sickles really fast. One quick note: For fine Japanese knives I would not recommend diamond or oil stones..in my experience they leave micro chips and scratches..I only use Japanese water stones for Japanese knives( that’s my preference).. I avoid using honing rods unless stated it’s made for Japanese knives. Would I buy another Sharpal stone? Definitely! I especially like the 181N because it’s so handy on the farm and I can get a near razor sharp edge quickly..plus the price.. Hint: I always wipe down my diamond plates with laping oil to clean out the metal residue and prevent rust..

[@Take_And_Make]

Some good points here, thanks man!

[@robram4349]

why buy small stone just get the big one and it will do both small and large knives.😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😎