Interrupted surface design speeds up sharpening, ensuring your tool stays in peak condition
The 750-grit diamond-coated surface ensures precision sharpening, allowing you to maintain a razor-sharp edge with minimal effort
Cover doubles as a base extension, offering additional support and flexibility
The straight-line sharpening groove is perfect for hooks and pointed objects, allowing for precise sharpening of specialized tools
The micro-tool sharpening pad is perfect for maintaining the tips of your knife blade and small cutting tools, ensuring they stay sharp and ready for use
The compact and lightweight design ensures easy portability, making it ideal for on-the-go use

Features

Smith's 4 inches Diamond Sharpening Stone features a patented interrupted diamond surface, which improves the sharpening process by trapping and holding metal filings removed from the edge, keeping the surface clean and effective. This sharpener includes a micro-tool sharpening pad for sharpening knife tips and small cutting tools, a straight-line groove for fishhooks and pointed objects and a cover that doubles as a base when not in use. Perfect for sharpening hard steel blades, it's especially effective on small to medium hunting knives, tactical knives and everyday pocket knives.

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