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Smith's DCS4 Diamond Combo Bench Stone

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Style: Bench Stone


Features

  • Coarse and fine diamond stones in one compact sharpener
  • Soft grip rubber handle
  • Thumb guard
  • Sharpening groove for fish hooks and pointed tools
  • Micro-Tool sharpening pad

Description

Smith's 4" Diamond Combination Bench Stone features coarse and fine grit sharpening surfaces. These surfaces contain multiple layers of micron-sized monocrystalline diamonds and a unique sharpening surface with an overlapping oval hole design. This innovation speeds sharpening by collecting and holding the metal filings which ordinarily build up during the sharpening process. Each stone has a "micro-tool sharpening pad" and a sharpening groove for fish hooks or pointed tools. The soft grip rubber handle is designed to make sharpening safe and easy, and when you are finished sharpening, you can store your stones in the handle for safekeeping. From the Manufacturer Smith's DCS4 4" Diamond Combination Bench Stone features coarse and fine grit sharpening surfaces. These surfaces contain multiple layers of micron-sized monocrystalline diamonds and a unique sharpening surface with an overlapping oval hole design. This innovation speeds sharpening by collecting and holding the metal filings which ordinarily build up during the sharpening process. Each stone has a "micro-tool sharpening pad" and a sharpening groove for fish hooks or pointed tools. The soft grip rubber handle is designed to make sharpening safe and easy, and when you are finished sharpening, you can store your stones in the handle for safekeeping.


Product Dimensions: 9 x 2 x 1 inches


Item Weight: 0.8 ounces


Department: Unisex-Adult


Manufacturer: Smith's


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: DCS4


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Volume: 1 Fluid Ounces


Material Care Instructions: Hand Wash


Assembly Required: Yes


Number of Pieces: 1


Warranty Description: See Manuf.


Batteries Required?: No


Included Components: 1 item


Import Designation: Made in the USA or Imported


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    • handle is loose and requires shimming
Style: Bench Stone
Everything is as good as it was 5 years ago except the handle with the sharpening stones requires shimming to hold it firmly in the outside (yellow) handle. I used printer paper. For those not getting a razor edge while using this tool, go to YouTube and watch how they sharpen knives. I have 2 Buck knives and the prior tool and the current one will get a razors edge using methods shown on YouTube ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on February 2, 2023 by texan
    • Like the design but it fits too loose.
Style: Bench Stone
I have another similar diamond combo that flips into it's own handle. This one looks like it, but in a brighter color. The abrasives seem to work well to sharpen knives/hatchets/axes. But when exposed for use the handle doesn't grip the stone part very well. Making it easy to drop unless you keep your fingers near the stone. I hope mine is just a bit defective (maybe from storage in high heat?) and they are not all like this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on November 4, 2022 by RedAnt
    • Quickest way to sharpen a non serrated knife
Style: Bench Stone
Easy to use and puts a razor edge on my hunting and cutco kitchen knifes
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on December 29, 2022 by Jack Boatman
    • Practical Sharpener
Style: Bench Stone
I think this is a useful and practical sharpener, but tends to be a jack of all trades: It offers flexibility but doesn't do one thing exceedingly well. Here are some observations based on my experience: Pros: Combination of Coarseness: I like that this tool comes with both a coarse and fine stone. I have various knives and blades in various conditions: Sometimes a fine stone is just not enough to bring back a neglected edge to where it should be and I find the coarse stone is just what I need. While I think the descriptions are reasonably accurate, this stone does take a learning curve to master. Initially, both sides act coarser than they should be, as the diamonds break and wear to a more consistent surface. It will seem, then, that it quickly loses its effectiveness, when in reality it is just breaking in. Utility: On both sides of the stones, there is a flat patch for very small blades, which is nice. There is also a groove on both stones for sharpening points of, say, fish hooks or needles. I'm not sure how often I'll be sharpening my fish hooks, but it's a thoughtful feature. The cover turns around to form a handle and, though made of plastic, it has held up well and doesn't allow the stone to shift when sharpening. Unlike a more traditional stone meant to sit flat on a surface, this one is best held at an angle, keeping the tip held on a surface with the handle. This is how I've been using it and find that works best for me. The relatively small size of this sharpener requires a different technique than having a large stone to work on, using both hands on the blade, when the stone sits on a flat surface. Overall, this stone is able to sharpen a broad range of edges, whether on knives, wood carving tools, etc. Effectiveness: I have found this stone to be effective sharpening a range of tools, from my high carbon kitchen knives, to my EDC folder, to my stainless multitool blades. It works, and I've been happy with it. Cons: Size: I'm not sure this is a con, but I find this tool somewhat awkward to use. Ideally, I prefer sharpening my tools, whatever they are, in the comfort of my shop, using both hands, on a large stone. With this, you just can't do that. Ah, you say, it's not meant for that! True... but I find myself, more often than not, sharpening my knives back at home after backpacking or camping, rather than on site where I can't do as good a job at it. I like its versatility and I do think it works really well. It's just that... this usually isn't the one I reach for. Would I use this one when I'm at home versus the larger stones on my bench? No. Would I take this one backpacking? No, because I'd be going into the back country with sharp blades to begin with and I'm certainly not going to carry something this heavy unless it's essential. Would I keep it in my truck? Mmmmm.... maybe, but 9 out of 10 times I'd be bringing my blades back home to sharpen anyway. Would I want this if I had to bug out due to zombie attack? Well, of course I would!!! But that hasn't happened yet and I'm starting to wonder if it will... Other Thoughts: This is a good quality, multi-purpose, compact sharpener at a pretty decent value. There are plenty of purists out there who would howl at the thought of allowing their blades to touch anything but crazy-expensive exotic water stones. Whatever. Unless you've just dropped your (or your kid's) college tuition on a blade that will never, ever be used for fear of getting a nick on the edge, this sharpener will work just fine and will give you a decent-to-near-scalpel edge if you use it properly. (with or without stropping for you edge geeks) The question is, is this the right tool for you? Personally, I find myself reaching for the stones that are dedicated to my bench top most often, and so this one ends up living in my camping gear. If you are short on space, though, or find yourself with a more portable lifestyle, this sharpener may be for you. Four stars for a quality sharpener at a great price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on May 20, 2011 by M. Ross
    • Husband says it’s great!
Style: Bench Stone
He loves it! Puts a great edge on the knife. Great buy
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on December 1, 2022 by Angie
    • This thing owns!!!
Style: Bench Stone
OK. Am I a professional? NOPE! I also don't want to spend more than 30 minutes creating the perfect edge. Sharp knife (real sharp) in 5 minutes (tops) = perfect. What do I own: Smith's Adjustable Edge Pro (electric), Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker, YUKSY Premium Knife Sharpening Stone Kit. What do I want to try: KME Precision Knife Sharpener System or a great knock off (you know what I mean). Back review: Smith's: chips your blades and just is not good = regret this purchase, this thing is bad. Spyderco - best that I own, sweet edge, lotta time to get the edge. YUKSY (or any stone system) - wet it, takes time = good results. THIS THING - holy cow! GIMMME 40 seconds and I will put a razor edge on just about anything! People bitch about the handle - don't need it. This has sweet tip sharpener - well thought out! I am a perfectionist - I would like to find the perfect system. This may be it. But I'm still going to try the KME (want to see a mirror edge). If you are looking for scary sharp (legit splitting an eyelash dropped on the edge), keep looking. If you want to see an edge that is way sharp for 100% cutting purposes, this is your tool. This is my tops - I'll feedback if I match it against a KME. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on June 30, 2020 by Drew

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