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    Default DMT diamond stones on ebay

    Seems to be quite a few at the moment.

    Eg. 10" x 4" Duo's for around AUD 150 posted.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Are you hoping the birthday fairies will hear you?

    I was thinking about getting a 10" Fine / Extra fine, and they're $249 at Carbatec, and not really any cheaper at any of the online retailers, but Ebay is $100 cheaper!
    Cheers, Richard

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    Birthday fairies will need long memories Richard!

    I've just pulled the trigger on a 10" Duo Fine/coarse to replace my 8". Too many Muji blade top flattening exercises! Seems like I scored the last one from myknifesourcecom on ebay at AUD 150.

    Your Muji should arrive tomorrow with any luck.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Lucky you!

    Do you use yours for sharpening or just flattening?
    Cheers, Richard

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    Flattening mostly: plane irons, bench chisels and turning scrapers.

    Shaping of bevels gets done on a grinder. On the first two of those I'll refine that bevel using a guide on this kind of stone, and then 1000 and 4000 JIS on ceramic stones.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Thanks. I think I'll put it on the list, maybe for Fathers Day, although that's still months away...
    Cheers, Richard

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    Default I bought some DMTs on Ebay....great to have

    Hi,

    I bought 2 DMT diamond sharpeners on Ebay, they were a bargain and work very nicely.

    I have the Extra Coarse / coarse on 1 stone and fine / extra fine on the other. I use them now to shape the initial bevel and then progress onto a secondary bevel on my waterstones.

    Not looking for a sharpening debate, but they are fast, simple and really effective. Recommend my set up as easy and relatively cheap. No need for a grinder (although I already had one, I hardly use it now).

    Anthony

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    My 10x4 Coarse/fine just arrived. Comes with a vinyl (?) stick mat. Also fits the existing DMT black plastic holder.

    My smaller Duo will be promoted to ceramic stone flattener - though I still have doubts about how flat it is; will have to do some checking. Q is how. The V. straight edge is 40" long; a bit awkward. Maybe float glass, 3M micro-abrasive sheet stuck on it and a chalked face on the diamond?
    Cheers, Ern

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