DMT Sharp

DMT stones use monocrystalline diamonds bonded to a rigid steel substrate, so they never dish or need flattening. Waterstones are softer and must be periodically trued on a flattening plate to maintain accuracy.

DMT stones can be used dry or with a small amount of water to float away swarf. No oil is required, which makes cleanup fast and keeps the stone from clogging.

Start with a coarse grit to re-establish the bevel quickly, then move to fine and extra-fine for the polished edge. The DMT 10" Dual Grit bench stone combines two grits so you can progress without switching tools.

Diamond abrasives are one of the few materials hard enough to sharpen carbide. DMT stones can touch up carbide edges, though heavily worn carbide bits may need professional grinding.

The DMT 95-Micron DIA-FLAT plate is designed to resurface the face of waterstones and oil stones, restoring flatness quickly. It can also be used to flatten the backs of plane irons and wide chisels.

The DMT 3 Pc Diamond Paste Kit includes three syringes of diamond paste in 6, 3, and 1 micron grits, allowing a complete honing and polishing progression on any flat surface such as glass or MDF.

Yes. The DMT Diafold folds to a protective case and opens to a flat sharpening surface, making it convenient for touching up carving gouges and pocket knives at the bench or in the field.

Yes. All DMT sharpeners sold through Infinity Tools are covered by our quality guarantee. Contact us if you have any concerns about a product you receive.

Infinity Tools ships DMT products across the US. Visit our shipping policies page for current rates, delivery estimates, and free shipping thresholds.

The Infinity Tools learning blog covers sharpening methods, grit selection, and tool maintenance tips to help you get the most from your DMT stones and paste kits.