Venev Greater Dog Series Dual Side Pocket Diamond 3.9" x 1.6"

CMA-B100-80.150

FEPA Grit: 80 + 150

Details

Abrasive Synthetic monocrystalline diamonds
Available Grits 📊 Grit Chart
80 FEPAXC
100 FEPAXC
150 FEPAXC
240 FEPAC
400 FEPAM
800 FEPAF
1200 FEPAEF
Bonding Phenolic resin (wear-resistant legacy binder for grits up to coarse grits; proprietary non-abrasive OSB binder for fine grits)
Country of Origin Russia
Extra Material Aluminium-silicon alloy plate; copper or red dye in finer diamond layer
Form Factor Pocket size dual-sided wide 4"
Abrasive Standard FEPA-F (grit designation) and GOST 9206-80 (diamond grain)
Lubricant Water
Series Greater Dog
Thickness of Abrasive Minimum 1 mm (per side)
Total Thickness 11 mm
Working Surface 98 x 40 mm (3.9" x 1.6")

Description

Venev Greater Dog Series Dual Side Diamonds are used as a pocket sharpening stone.

Greater Dog Series is dual side diamond with two 1 mm-thick diamond-bearing layers on the aluminum plate. The diamond-bearing plate contains evenly distributed diamond grains with resin bonding. The manufacture of bonded diamonds is more complex than for coated diamonds. Bonded diamonds provide better feedback and give the sharpening stone a much longer lifespan.

The OCB version of Venev Diamonds utilizes a brand-new yellow binder with no abrasive particles in the composition. OCB is available in fine grits only and offers better scratch-free sharpening results.

All Venev diamonds use FEPA-F grit classification. Greater Dog Series is available in 7 grit combinations.

  • F80 + F150
  • F100 + F240
  • Greater Dog only! F150 + F400 OCB
  • F240 + F400 OCB
  • Greater Dog only! F240 + F800 OCB
  • F400 OCB + F800 OCB
  • F800 OCB + F1200 OCB

All Greater Dog diamonds have 100% diamond concentration. (25% - while stock lasts.)

Specification

  • Product size: 98 x 40 x 10 mm (twice wider than Dog Seres)
  • Abrasive: Synthetic Diamonds with phenol-formaldehyde bonding
  • Extra materials: Aluminum
  • Flatness tolerance: up to 0.2 mm

How to use

Venev Diamonds are recommended to be used with water as a lubricant for the best feedback. The diamond does not absorb water. Splash water on the stone's surface. Dry usage is an acceptable practice, although it results in faster wearing and speeds up stone loading.

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