Fallkniven
whetstones
Diamond and Ceramic |
DC3
Dimensions: 25 x 75 mm
Weight: 38 g |
DC4 Stone
Dimensions: 32 x 100 mm
Weight: 65 g
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DC521
Dimensions: 12 x 55 x 210
mm
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DC3, DC4, DC521 are a
combination diamond / ceramic whetstone consisting
of a fine diamond stone (25 micron) and a very
special ceramic stone, made of synthetic
sapphires. The advantage of these materials,
although they get worn, will still keep their flat
shape this is important when you sharpen your
knife. And, since these materials are the hardest
we know of, they will sharpen any steel, even
these extremely hard powder steels. You don't need
any lubrication for these stone but now and then
you should consider cleaning them with warm water
and liquid soap. The stones might feel coarse from
the start but will become smoother/better after
some use. A leather pouch is included
How to use your DC whetstone:
If your knife is dull, we advise you to start with
the diamond stone. After restoring the edge to
original shape, de-burr the edge lightly with the
ceramic stone in order to get a razor-sharp edge.
Use no oil or water.
Start by laying the blade flat on the stone, raise
the blade spine approx. the thickness of the
blade, and start moving the knife in circular
motions.
The ink trick:
Colour the edge with a felt-tip pen. You can check
your progress in sharpening the knife by observing
where the colour is removed.
How to check the sharpness:
To check the sharpness of your knife, pull the
edge very lighly on your finger nail. If it cuts,
the knife is certainly sharp enough for most
tasks.
Break-in-period:
Upon delivery, your new DC whetstone will appear
very coarse. This coarseness will disappear when
the tool is put to use.
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Fallkniven Steels |
C12 Ceramic Steel
In most cases, the ceramic steel is enough to
re-establish the sharpness of your kitchen knife.
This brand-new ceramic steel is made of real
ceramic and has got micro-grooves all along the
entire steel. These grooves will polish the edge
to razor sharpness and clean it from the unstable
raw edge, making the edge last longer. The
combination of a diamond and a ceramic steel is
certainly the best of all sharpening solutions if
you wish to work with really sharp knives, no
matter if you're a professional chef or a happy
amateur. A ceramic steel will work as long as you
live but is extremely brittle and will break into
pieces if dropped to the floor.
Length 300mm |
D12 Diamond Steel
Kitchen knives, which need to be
quickly sharpened, are preferably honed by our
diamond steel D12. This oval steel is covered with
fine diamonds and you will find that the result
comes fast even if the knife is made of a hard,
stainless steel. To insure a long life of the
steel, we have covered the surface with
titaniumaluminanitrid, an extremely hard and
sophisticated material, only is found on exclusive
products. The diamond steel is used for
establishing the wedge-shape of the edge and in
certain cases, the micro-teeth made by the diamond
steel might deliver a very good cutting
performance, e g for fresh bread.
Length 300mm |
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