Deimantinė pasta peilių ir ašmenų galandinimui, 1 µm, 2 g

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Diamond paste for sharpening knives 1 µm

Diamond paste for sharpening knives with a grain of 1 µm is designed for the final stage of sharpening – polishing the cutting edge on the leather ceiling. Diamond grain effectively smoothes micro-inequalities created after sharpening on stones, giving the blade a mirror shine and maximum sharpness.

Why Diamond Grain

Diamond is the hardest material known. Diamond grain knife sharpening paste works faster and more evenly than alumina or chromium oxide based pastes.

With harder steels, these pastes are not able to effectively file them. The diamond is several times harder than them. 1 µm granulation means that abrasive particles have a diameter of one micrometer – this is the equivalent of mirror polishing, removing the smallest scratches and burrs from the cutting edge.

Who is this paste for

The paste will work wherever you care about a really sharp cutting edge. It is used by craftsmen working with leather – to cut the skin you need a blade that passes through the material cleanly, without tugging and jagged edges. It is also used by knife collectors, bushcrafters, cooks and anyone who wants to get the maximum sharpness out of their knife after sharpening on stones.

How to apply paste

1. Use the included piece of leather to apply

2. Apply a small amount in several places to the mizdra.

3. With an applicator or finger, spread a thin layer of paste.

Diamond paste for sharpening knives does not wear out quickly. One layer on the ceiling can be used for multiple polishing sessions. The new portion is applied only when the skin clearly dries and stops giving noticeable resistance when dragging the blade.

Always move the blade towards the back (backwards) so as not to cut the skin. After several movements, black marks will appear on the skin – this is a sign that the diamond works and collects steel. Use the smooth side to finally polish the blade. After achieving the right effect, wipe the knife with a cloth and enjoy perfect sharpness.

EXPERT GUIDANCE

1. ...after polishing, I still see scratches on the blade? 1 micron paste is used for mirror finish (Mirror Finish). If after using it you still see deep scratches, it means that they are a remnant of the earlier stages of sharpening (too thick stones).

Solution: You need to go back to water stones with a higher gradation (e.g. 3000-5000) and lead the smooth edge out there before you go to the ceiling. The ceiling is a perfect finish, but it will not even out deeper scratches.

2. ...the knife instead of sharper, seems more blunt? This is a classic edge rounding error. This happens when you use too much pressure or too much angle. The leather is elastic – if you press hard, it will “flank” the blade and round the very tip of the cutting edge.

Solution: Reduce downforce. Let diamond paste work, not the strength of your hands. Often the weight of the knife alone is enough.

3. ...the alloy has become completely black and slippery? It is a natural process – black is grated steel (work). However, if the layer of dirt is so thick that the ceiling stops “taking” and only slides over the metal, it’s time to clean.

Solution: Wipe the ceiling with a cloth and add paste.

Product Specifications:

Diamond polishing paste

Granulation - 1 µm

Quantity - 2 g

Specifications