Why Does the Wicked Edge Use Diamond Stones?

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• Break-In Period and Lifespan of Wicked Edge Diamond Sharpening Stones

  Wicked Edge Diamond Stones have a break-in period. These abrasives are made from a process called electro-plating. During this process some diamond particles become stuck to each other and form a second layer of diamonds above the base coating. When ...

• What extra set of stones or strops does Wicked Edge recommend as the next step up to accompany the Wicked Edge GO Sharpener?

  The Wicked Edge GO Sharpener comes with a set of 200/600 diamond grit abrasives. These grits are suitable for putting a very good working edge on a knife. To further increase the sharpness of that edge, the next set of abrasives would the the ...

• Should I Use Water or Oil on the Diamond Stones?

  It is not necessary to use either water or oil while sharpening. It is recommended to clean the stones periodically with a dish brush and soapy water to unclog the pores and remove fouling. After washing, pat the stones with a clean dish towel and ...

• Are all Wicked Edge accessory handles compatible with all Wicked Edge sharpeners?

  Yes. All Wicked Edge handles for all our abrasives and accessories are compatible with all our sharpeners. Not only are they compatible with our current sharpener line but they can be used with any Wicked Edge sharpener that we've ever manufactured.

• How to Clean Your Diamond Stones

  Diamond stones are your workhorses for getting a knife sharp. They can also get really, really grimy. The best method for keeping your diamond stones clean is to wash them with warm, soapy water and let them air dry. Any household dish soap is ...