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This set of plates is a good deal and has our 3 most popular grits. These items all fit the Edge Pro Sharpening Machine. They measure 150mm x 20.5mm of usable diamond surface. The stones come mounted to black plastic bases that will allow you to fit them on the EP machine. You get:
120 Grit Diamond Plate for the EP: 152.5 micron average
400 Grit Diamond Plate for the EP: 52.5 micron average
1,000 Grit Diamond Plate for the EP 15 micron average
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2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Impressed!, July 8, 2024Posted By: Brian
1 people found this review helpful
Just ran a Maxamet blade with micro-chipping through these three plates and I'm seriously impressed. Maxamet is notoriously difficult to sharpen because of its super high hardness.
Shapton Glass stones are my usual medium and I have an Atoma diamond in 140gr. The Shaptons put a nice polish on the Maxamet but couldn't fix the chipping.
10 minutes and these diamond plates made it like new. I'm going to order a second set because (at this price)..why not?!
1 people found this review helpful
Just ran a Maxamet blade with micro-chipping through these three plates and I'm seriously impressed. Maxamet is notoriously difficult to sharpen because of its super high hardness.
Shapton Glass stones are my usual medium and I have an Atoma diamond in 140gr. The Shaptons put a nice polish on the Maxamet but couldn't fix the chipping.
10 minutes and these diamond plates made it like new. I'm going to order a second set because (at this price)..why not?!
YepPosted By: Warren J.
26 people found this review helpful
How do I like these diamond plates? If I was Edge Pro I'd make these the stock plates that come with both Edge Pro models. I have an Edge Pro Apex that is mounted to a plywood base that I I use regularly as part of my sharpening service. These diamond plates have made me forget where I put my stock Edge Pro water stones. They do everything that a stone can do better.
26 people found this review helpful
How do I like these diamond plates? If I was Edge Pro I'd make these the stock plates that come with both Edge Pro models. I have an Edge Pro Apex that is mounted to a plywood base that I I use regularly as part of my sharpening service. These diamond plates have made me forget where I put my stock Edge Pro water stones. They do everything that a stone can do better.
