This works BEST for my knives!

Описание: In this video, I walk through how I freehand sharpen my knives using a Sharpal 220 dual-sided diamond stone and KDTU hybrid bonded diamond stones, focusing on efficient edge reprofiling, burr formation, and burr removal.

The knife featured here is the Kubey Verijeros titanium framelock with 14C28N blade steel, a steel that responds extremely well to diamond abrasives when the progression is done correctly.

I start with the Sharpal 220 grit diamond stone as my primary coarse stone. Even though electroplated diamond stones wear faster than resin or hybrid bonded stones, they’re still my go-to for aggressive material removal and initial edge shaping. You can never really have too many coarse diamonds—especially when reprofiling or bringing back a neglected edge.

From there, I transition to KDTU hybrid bonded diamond stones to refine the edge and efficiently remove the burr, showing how I manage pressure and angle without jigs or guides.

🔪 Gear Used:
• Sharpal 220/600 dual-sided diamond stone
• KDTU hybrid bonded diamond stones
• Kubey Verijeros (Titanium Framelock, 14C28N steel)
🛒 Where to Find Them:
• KDTU stones – available at neeveknifeco.com
• Sharpal 220/600 diamond stone – available on Amazon for around $45


If you’re into freehand sharpening, diamond stones, or getting the most out of budget-friendly but effective sharpening setups, this video is for you.


👉 This is the shorter cut—the full-length sharpening breakdown will be released separately

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