Önne diamond sharpening kit for precision sharpening

• Place the sharpener on a stable surface.
• Sharpen the edge against the diamond surface using even pressure.
• Use 300 grit to shape the edge.
• Continue with 600 grit for finer sharpening.
• Finish on 1200 grit and then strop the edge on the leather for maximum sharpness.
  
  Sharpening can be done with water or dry. After sharpening, it is recommended to rinse the stone clean.
  
  

Abrasive: Monocrystalline industrial diamonds
Sharpening surface size: 45 × 150 mm
Grits: 300 / 600 / 1200
Strop: Leather
Block: 3D-printed PETG
Coating: Electroplated diamond

Do you need to use water when sharpening?

It’s a matter of preference. The stone works both dry and with water, but should always be rinsed clean after sharpening.

How do you clean the stone?

Wash it with a dish brush, lukewarm water and dish soap, just like regular dishes. This keeps the diamond surface clean and extends its lifespan.

Which grit should you use?

300 grit is used to set the edge, 600 grit for finer sharpening. 1200 grit and the strop are used for the final finish and maximum sharpness.

Where does the name Önne come from?

The name comes from Önnesmark in Västerbotten in northern Sweden.