DMT D8C 8-Inch Dia-Sharp Continuous Diamond Coarse


Knife and Tool Edges Able to Address Straight, Convex Straight, Convex, Small and Pointed Tools Straight, Convex, with Base able to take sharpener to surface Straight, Convex, Small and Pointed Tools Straight, Convex, with Base able to take sharpener to surface Straight, Convex, Small and Pointed Tools
The Differentiating Feature in Bench Stone Models 6-in. x 2-in. sharpening surface, available in Plastic (.5 lb) with mounting capability or Wooden box (.6 lb.) 6-in. x 2-in. sharpening surface, available in single and double sided, narrow profile to fit in tool box,( .84 lb.) 8-in. x 2.63-in. two-sided diamond surface to step through honing process, comes w/non-skid mat (.51 lb.) or with a base (1.07 lb.) 8-in. x 3-in. single sided, only bench stone offered in all 6 diamond grits, (2.45 lb.) 10-in. x 4-in. two-sided diamond surface to step through honing process, comes w/non-skid mat (1.21 lb.) or with a base (1.7 lb.) 10-in. x 4-in. sharpening surface, offers long, smooth stroke sharpening, (4.2 lb.)
Home Applications Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Paint Scraper, Screwdriver, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor + Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Paint Scraper, Screwdriver, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor + Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Paint Scraper, Screwdriver, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor; with base: shovel, sidewalk ice scraper + Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Paint Scraper, Screwdriver, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor + Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Screwdriver, Paint Scraper, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor; with base: shovel, sidewalk ice scraper + Kitchen Knives, Fillet Knife, Box Cutter Knife, Pocket Knife, Putty Knife, Screwdriver, Paint Scraper, Scraper Knife, Straight Razor +
Garden Applications Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe + Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe + Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe + Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe + Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe + Spade, Trowel, Machete, Axe, Hoe, Shovel, Dibble, Cultivator, Pickaxe, Grubhoe +
Outdoor / Sports Applications Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife + Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife + Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife + Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife + Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife + Pocket Knife, Tactical Knife, Machete, Multi-Tool, Hatchet, Axe, Ice Pick, Broadheads, Pitons, Fillet Knife +
Woodworking Applications Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, Outcannel Gouge, Scraper, Skew Chisel + Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, Carving Gouge, Carving Knife, Veiner + Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, + Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, Carving Gouge, Carving Knife, Veiner + Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, + Chisel, Plane Iron, Marking Knife, Utility Knife, Carving Gouge, Carving Knife, Veiner +


Weight: 6.34 kg
Dimensions: 35.56 x 16.51 x 8.89 cm; 6.34 Kilograms
Model: D8C
Part: D8C
Colour: Grey
Pack Quantity: 1
Batteries Required: No
Batteries Included: No
Manufacture: DMT
Colour: Grey
Quantity: 1

123 Responses

  1. MeiMcKillop says:

     France

    Si vous souhaitez vous quiper d’une pierre facile d’usage et extrmement efficace, les pierres diamantes de chez DMT sont LE bon choix ! Finitions au top, et le “rendu” est super agrable, on sent le pierre travailler… un rgal !
    Certes elles ne sont pas donnes, mais c’est le prix de la qualit et de la longvit, on fait une vie entire avec ces pierres.
    Et le ct “disponible de suite” (vs pierres japonaises, ou mme splah’n’go comme les shapton pro, excellentes elles aussi par ailleurs !!!), h bien … C’est top ! Elles sont l, toujours prtes servir, rien prparer ! Cette fersion extra-extra-fine est parfaite pour terminer un afftage, avant de passer au cuir qui va bien ,!
    videmment, aiguiser la pierre reste un exercice pas vident du tout, surtout au dbut, et conserver un angle constant n’est malheureusement pas plus facile avec ces DMT 😉
    Youtube regorge de chanes ddies (fandecouteaux notamment, ma prfre) et surtout… commencez avec un couteau sacrifiable ! Et gardez patience, a vaut le coup, quand on chope le coup, on y prend vite got 🙂

  2. jackleele says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    I use it for home and work. It is a great product.

  3. Anonymous says:

     Germany 🇩🇪

    Ich habe mittlerweile recht viele Diamantsteine und Wassersteine. Von allen mir bekannten Diamantsteinen sind die von DMT mit Abstand die besten.
    Vllig plan und gleichmig. Nach jetzt 6 Monaten im Gebrauch sind die DMT Steine immer noch scharf, wie am Anfang. Den feinen Stein benutze ich auch zum Vorschrfen von Hobeleisen oder Stemmeisen. Den extra groben DMT mittlerweile nur noch zum Abrichten der Wassersteine. Hier hat der sich bei mir als unschlagbar erwiesen. Bleibt scharf und ist halt immer plan.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    Made out of a solid and flat piece of polished steel that will not warp. Works as intended for quickly putting an edge on a blade or tool.

  5. UlrikeLove says:

     Canada

    An XXfine grit diamond stone to put on a nice finishing polish to knives blades edges.

  6. Ashley Esqueda says:

     France

    La rolls des pierres diamantes pour l’affutage. Chre mais conu pour durer vie. Trs efficace. La planit est parfaite et durable. La grande taille donne beaucoup de confort d’utilisation pour les lames de rabot et est ncessaire pour les grandes lames de couteau. Le polissage est trs constant. Attention toutefois si vous l’utilisez avec de l’eau. Il faut bien la scher aprs usage sinon elle rouille. Bon ce n’est pas un drame si cela arrive une fois mais cela pourrait peut tre endommag la pierre si c’est rcurrent (je n’ai pas test !)

  7. Anonymous says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    I use this mostly for dressing my nice natural handmade bench stones…when it gets dirty or bogged down with material, just give it a good scrub with a big pink eraser….works grea

  8. Carla says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersThe 120 micron DMT stone differs from the earlier versions with very large crystals more akin to a course sandpaper grit. The problem is there aren’t actually a lot of applications that demand such a course grit in a diamond stone – casual users could use sandpaper instead.

    The two main usages that come to mind are flattening the back of chisels and regrinding the bevels of chisels and plane blades – both in hard steels. Unfortunately, diamond stones are a poor fit for concave backs – they tend to naturally “roll” in a lengthwise grind, which can result in *worsening* the back significantly! Back and forth grinding can work, but also takes care to avoid “bumping” the back of the chisel and unintentionally adding a back-bevel to the front edge – again because of the fast cutting this can happen quickly and require substantial work to correct. Convex backs are much easier – but probably don’t require such an aggressive grit.

    A better use is for aggressively reshaping the bevel of a blade without risking damage to the heat treatment from a grinder – this can save significant time over the finer grits, but probably only really is necessary if you are frequently restoring abused tools. Note the burr created can be significant enough to cause chipping in some steels (PVM-11 for instance), so care should be taken to work down the grits before breaking it.

    I’d recommend getting the Coarse/Find/Very Fine stones first, then working back to the 60 micron/120 micron stones only when a task is presented where Coarse is too tiring and sandpaper would prove too expensive. Note all diamond stones occasionally gouge a line deeper than average, so if you are looking for a perfect polish you might avoid the courser stones.

  9. Anonymous says:

     United States

    It’s worth every penny and I used it for everything. I love it!!!

  10. Anonymous says:

     Australia

    Ordered XCoarse and XXCoarse stones online. XCoarse was shipped domestically within Aus and has been great. Very please with its sharpening/reshaping performance on chisels when used with a Veritas Mark II honing guide. Quality build. Would recommend. XXCoarse was shipped from the US to Aus, had barcode for XXCoarse but was in fact an XCoarse, which since its just tick marks on the packaging I’m not surprised by this error having occurred.

  11. JoseMRig says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    Received this item packaged in pristine condition. I have a few high end pocket knives. I needed
    an high end diamond whet plate. As a knife collector, all must or should know that the factory
    edge as to be beveled out before a razor sharp edge, can be made. Excellent for old knives that
    needs to be straightened out, so you can begin the honing for a sharp edge achievement. This
    diamond plate is the best quality and functional one, that I have purchased. Expensive, yes it is,
    for me anyway. Sometimes you get what you pay ( Old Saying )…

  12. Anonymous says:

     Canada

    This product looks and feels like it will last me a life time. It’s super solid and heavy. I’ve sharpen 10 knives on it already and i am very impressed about how fast it cuts. It’s a bit expensive compare to other systems
    but overall im happy with this purchase.

  13. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Works excellently with fixing damaged hand plane irons to hand plane soles and quickly restores chipped, kitchen knives. I use it as a cheaper alternative for a lapping plate for my water stones, though the DMT lapping plate has better flatness. I clean it with Comet w/bleach with lightly flowing water after rinsing. It does seem to get a slight brown discoloration even before I used Comet. Alum, from the baking aisle, also does a good job for cleaning when you make it a paste.

  14. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Great high quality stone that will take the chisel edge to the next level compared to a 1000 grit trend stone.

    I haven’t used water stones, as I prefer the fact that diamond doesn’t need levelled.

    I’m happy with how this stone cuts and how the blades perform. I’ll usually strop after it, but it isn’t required.

    It’s not cheap, but it is GOOD! And you’ll only cry once.

  15. Katie @ Will Race for Carbs says:

     United States 🇺🇸

    Golden Review Award: 5 From Our UsersI’ve been sharpening blades for nearly 70 years. Have used Noton commercial stones, natural Arkansas stones, and all manner of water stones both Japanese and American. These are my current favorites. Most blades need only the Fine and Extra Fine to produce a hair shaving edge. I occasionally go to the Extra Extra Fine for a truly razor sharp edge but it is not really necessary. I have one coarser stone but it is rarely used. I always use the honing fluid also sold on Amazon. I forget the name but it’s a blue ultra light oil and it brings out the best in these stones (actually ground steel plates). Just remembered, the honing fluid is Trend and well worth the money.

  16. KathleneStclair says:

     United States

    Love this but it’s WAY courser than what you would imagine…

  17. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Very happy with my purchase it took my sharpening to another level.

  18. Anonymous says:

     United States

    This is a great sharpening stone. Use lite pressure and let the diamonds do the work

  19. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    May be not quite as course as expected but agood stone.

  20. Anonymous says:

     Canada

    Wow, flattened/cleaned all my Edgepro stones (120 to 1000 grit) in about 10min. The absolute perfect piece I needed for fast cleaning/flattening of my stones. It’s expensive but good quality things these days aren’t cheap. So happy.

    Wow, flattened/cleaned all my Edgepro stones (120 to 1000 grit) in about 10min. The absolute perfect piece I needed for fast cleaning/flattening of my stones. It’s expensive but good quality things these days aren’t cheap. So happy.

  21. Fred McCormick says:

     Germany

    ach langem zgern hab ich mich fr dieses “system” entschieden & folgendes bestellt:
    8″ Dia-Sharp Diamant Schleifplatte – grn = extrafein (9 Mikron/1.200 Mesh)
    8″ Dia-Sharp Diamant Schleifplatte – rot = fein (25 Mikron/600 Mesh)
    8″ Dia-Sharp Diamant Schleifplatte – blau = grob (45 Mikron/325 Mesh)
    bis jetzt hab ich die GRNE platte noch gar nicht verwendet bzw. MUSS def. auch noch an meiner technik feilen, aber das ergebnis von 1em ungebten ist schon nach der 1ten anwendung… BRUTAL !!!
    es dauert wesentlich lnger die “schleifstation” hervorzurumen + betriebsbereit zu machen, als der tatschliche SCHRFvorgang.
    mit derart gut geschrften klingen wrde manN sich gern in die finger schneiden, aber warum sollte er.
    hab ein echt FETTES messer von dem mbelgschft aus schweden geschrft & der zwiebel hat sich fast von allein geteilt – so MUSS es moses ggangen sein – & entweder haben es die kirschtomaten mitbekommen od. sie wollten hinter den zwiebeln NICHT abstinken. :c)

  22. Paolo Vidali says:

     Canada

    je suis pas mal satisfait, c’est sur que si le couteau est trop endommag a prend quelque chose de plus rapide pour commencer mais si vous faites attention avec vos bon couteaux, cette outil les ramnera avant de les passer au pire 3000. et 8000…

  23. Erik Haagensen says:

     United States

    First one arrived with outside of box intact, inside packaging had been torn and damaged by some other unlucky purchaser. The unit itself had visible dings in the steel and raised bumps associated with the pits, almost like someone had intentionally damaged the surface with a punch.
    Second one didn’t look great and felt a little rough at first. Decided to try it out on a chisel, the roughness was gone after a couple of passes and the edge was as I had hoped. I’d give this five stars if not for the hit-and-miss quality control, as others have commented on. Also, the price point is pretty high for what you get; but, considering there are not a lot of options or competitors for this product, if you can afford it, it’s worth the spend.