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SKU: 101-455  |  MPN: DIAFLAT-95

DMT 95-Micron 10" x 4" Dia-Flat Flattening Plate

Regular price $179.90

The DMT 95-Micron 10" x 4" Dia-Flat Flattening Plate is a precision diamond lapping plate that keeps your sharpening stones dead flat — the foundation of truly sharp chisels and plane blades. Certified flat to +/-0.0005", this aggressive 95-micron plate quickly renews the surface of waterstones, Arkansas stones, and other conventional stones, while DMT's Diamond Hardcoat Technology lets you flatten with less pressure. It's a professional-grade staple in our sharpening collection.

Flat stones make sharp edges

A sharp edge starts with a flat stone. As you sharpen, stones wear hollow, and those high and low spots transfer directly to your blades as concave bevels. The Dia-Flat 95 removes high spots quickly and leaves a superior, renewed surface, so your plane irons and chisels come out flat and keen every time.

Aggressive yet refined

The 95-micron diamond surface is coarse enough for fast material removal, yet leaves a clean finish on the stone. With more than 30 carats of industrial diamond and durable construction, it delivers years of consistent, reliable performance — which is why professionals rely on DMT for tool maintenance.

Key specifications

  • Flatness: Certified to +/-0.0005"
  • Grit: 95 micron (coarse, aggressive removal)
  • Size: 10" x 4" x 0.375" (254mm x 102mm x 10mm)
  • Diamond content: More than 30 carats of industrial diamond
  • Flattens: Waterstones, Arkansas stones, and conventional stones
  • Made in: USA

Pairs well with

Keep your full sharpening station performing with our diamond and water stones, waterstones, and other sharpening accessories. A flat stone is the first step to perfectly honed chisels and plane blades.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a flattening plate used for?

It flattens sharpening stones that have worn hollow with use. A flat stone is essential because high and low spots on the stone transfer directly to your blade as a concave edge. See our sharpening collection.

How flat is the DMT Dia-Flat 95?

It's certified flat to +/-0.0005", an exceptional degree of precision that ensures your stones, and therefore your blades, come out truly flat.

What stones can I flatten with it?

The aggressive 95-micron surface flattens waterstones, Arkansas stones, and other conventional stones quickly and effectively. Browse our waterstones and diamond and water stones.

What does 95 micron mean?

Micron rating describes the diamond particle size. At 95 microns, this plate is coarse, which makes it fast and aggressive at removing material to renew a worn stone surface while still leaving a clean finish.

What size is the flattening plate?

It measures 10" x 4" x 0.375" (254mm x 102mm x 10mm), a generous surface that flattens most bench stones efficiently.

How do I use the flattening plate?

Keep both the plate and stone wet, then rub the stone across the plate, checking your progress as you go until the surface is uniform. To clean, use a soft brass brush and rinse the debris away.

How much diamond does it contain?

It contains more than 30 carats of industrial diamond bonded with DMT's Diamond Hardcoat Technology, which also lets you flatten with less pressure for faster, easier results.

Where is the DMT Dia-Flat made?

It's made in the USA by DMT, a trusted manufacturer of diamond sharpening products used by professionals worldwide.

Why do sharpening stones need flattening?

Stones wear unevenly during sharpening, developing hollows in the most-used areas. Those hollows produce rounded or concave bevels on chisels and plane irons, so regular flattening keeps your edges accurate.

Can I use it on diamond stones too?

Diamond plates generally stay flat and don't require flattening; this plate is intended for conventional, Arkansas, and water stones. For diamond options, see our diamond and water stones.