Smith’s Diamond Pro is a versatile manual sharpener for maintaining knives and household scissors. The coarse sharpening slot uses diamond rods set at a preset 35° angle, while the fine slot features triangular ceramic stones at a 37° angle. The separate scissor sharpener is suitable for both right- and left-handed household scissors. Suitable for use with Sharpening European and American style kitchen knives Straight-edged steel knives Restoring dull or slightly damaged knives Finishing the cutting edge Regular knife maintenance Maintaining most serrated knives Sharpening right-handed household scissors Sharpening left-handed household scissors For home kitchens, summer cottages, and workshops For users who prefer preset sharpening angles Why choose Smith’s Diamond Pro? Two separate knife sharpening stages Diamond rods for quick restoration of dull blades Triangular ceramic stones for finishing 35° preset sharpening angle in the coarse slot 37° preset sharpening angle in the fine slot The fine slot is suitable for maintaining most serrated knives Patented scissor sharpener Movable ceramic rods for scissors Suitable for both right- and left-handed scissors Soft-coated handles Non-slip base No electrical power required Suitable for both thorough sharpening and daily maintenance Technical specifications Product type: manual knife and scissor sharpener Number of knife sharpening stages: 2 Coarse sharpening material: diamond rods Coarse sharpening angle: 35° combined angle Coarse slot use: dull and slightly damaged straight cutting edges Fine sharpening material: triangular ceramic stones Fine sharpening angle: 37° combined angle Fine slot use: finishing and regular maintenance Serrated knife compatibility: yes, in the fine slot Scissor sharpener: with movable ceramic rods Scissor compatibility: most household scissors Right-handed scissor compatibility: yes Left-handed scissor compatibility: yes Handles: soft-coated Base: non-slip Power supply: not required Included in the set Smith’s Diamond Pro knife and scissor sharpener Integrated coarse sharpening slot with diamond rods Integrated fine sharpening slot with ceramic stones Integrated scissor sharpener Frequently Asked Questions When should the coarse slot with diamond rods be used? The coarse slot is designed for restoring dull or slightly damaged straight cutting edges. If the knife only needs light maintenance, the ceramic fine slot is usually sufficient. Is Smith’s Diamond Pro suitable for sharpening serrated knives? Yes. Most serrated knives can be maintained with the fine slot featuring triangular ceramic stones. The coarse slot with diamond rods is intended for European and American style straight-edged knives. What types of scissors can be maintained with this sharpener? The scissor sharpener with movable ceramic rods is suitable for most right- and left-handed household scissors. Compatibility with professional hairdressing, sewing, serrated, or specially shaped scissors should be checked separately. What do the 35° and 37° sharpening angles mean? These are the combined angles of both blade sides. The coarse slot’s 35° angle restores the cutting edge, while the fine slot’s 37° angle smooths and finishes it. The user does not need to manually maintain the sharpening angle. When is Smith’s Diamond Pro the right choice? This model is suitable for home or cottage use when you want to maintain standard kitchen knives, serrated blades, and household scissors with a single tool. The preset angles make use easy, and the combination of diamond and ceramic sharpening stages covers both restoration and regular finishing. A sharpening stone is a better alternative if you want to choose the sharpening angle yourself, change the blade edge geometry, or achieve a very fine manual finish. Compatibility with Asian-style, single-bevel, ceramic, or very thin knives should be checked separately before using a pull-through sharpener. Expert recommendation If the knife is still capable of cutting and only needs refreshing, start with the ceramic fine slot. The coarse slot with diamond rods removes material more quickly and should only be used for clearly dull or slightly damaged straight blades. Pull the knife through the slot from heel to tip with light and even pressure—there is no need to saw back and forth. For serrated knives, use only the ceramic fine slot. Ensure the blade moves straight through the slot without excessive lateral pressure. When sharpening scissors, follow the movement direction indicated on the sharpener and do not use the scissor slot for professional hairdressing or precision scissors without checking their compatibility. During sharpening, keep the sharpener on a non-slip, dry work surface. After use, remove metal particles from the slots with a dry or slightly damp cloth and do not test blade sharpness with your finger. One sharpener for maintaining knives and household scissors Smith’s Diamond Pro combines 35° diamond sharpening, 37° ceramic finishing, and a separate scissor sharpener in one stable tool. It is a practical choice for users who want to easily maintain kitchen knives, serrated cutting edges, and standard household scissors.
Smith’s Diamond Pro is a versatile manual sharpener for maintaining knives and household scissors. The coarse sharpening slot uses diamond rods set at a preset 35° angle, while the fine slot features triangular ceramic stones at a 37° angle. The separate scissor sharpener is suitable for both right- and left-handed household scissors. Suitable for use with Sharpening European and American style kitchen knives Straight-edged steel knives Restoring dull or slightly damaged knives Finishing the cutting edge Regular knife maintenance Maintaining most serrated knives Sharpening right-handed household scissors Sharpening left-handed household scissors For home kitchens, summer cottages, and workshops For users who prefer preset sharpening angles Why choose Smith’s Diamond Pro? Two separate knife sharpening stages Diamond rods for quick restoration of dull blades Triangular ceramic stones for finishing 35° preset sharpening angle in the coarse slot 37° preset sharpening angle in the fine slot The fine slot is suitable for maintaining most serrated knives Patented scissor sharpener Movable ceramic rods for scissors Suitable for both right- and left-handed scissors Soft-coated handles Non-slip base No electrical power required Suitable for both thorough sharpening and daily maintenance Technical specifications Product type: manual knife and scissor sharpener Number of knife sharpening stages: 2 Coarse sharpening material: diamond rods Coarse sharpening angle: 35° combined angle Coarse slot use: dull and slightly damaged straight cutting edges Fine sharpening material: triangular ceramic stones Fine sharpening angle: 37° combined angle Fine slot use: finishing and regular maintenance Serrated knife compatibility: yes, in the fine slot Scissor sharpener: with movable ceramic rods Scissor compatibility: most household scissors Right-handed scissor compatibility: yes Left-handed scissor compatibility: yes Handles: soft-coated Base: non-slip Power supply: not required Included in the set Smith’s Diamond Pro knife and scissor sharpener Integrated coarse sharpening slot with diamond rods Integrated fine sharpening slot with ceramic stones Integrated scissor sharpener Frequently Asked Questions When should the coarse slot with diamond rods be used? The coarse slot is designed for restoring dull or slightly damaged straight cutting edges. If the knife only needs light maintenance, the ceramic fine slot is usually sufficient. Is Smith’s Diamond Pro suitable for sharpening serrated knives? Yes. Most serrated knives can be maintained with the fine slot featuring triangular ceramic stones. The coarse slot with diamond rods is intended for European and American style straight-edged knives. What types of scissors can be maintained with this sharpener? The scissor sharpener with movable ceramic rods is suitable for most right- and left-handed household scissors. Compatibility with professional hairdressing, sewing, serrated, or specially shaped scissors should be checked separately. What do the 35° and 37° sharpening angles mean? These are the combined angles of both blade sides. The coarse slot’s 35° angle restores the cutting edge, while the fine slot’s 37° angle smooths and finishes it. The user does not need to manually maintain the sharpening angle. When is Smith’s Diamond Pro the right choice? This model is suitable for home or cottage use when you want to maintain standard kitchen knives, serrated blades, and household scissors with a single tool. The preset angles make use easy, and the combination of diamond and ceramic sharpening stages covers both restoration and regular finishing. A sharpening stone is a better alternative if you want to choose the sharpening angle yourself, change the blade edge geometry, or achieve a very fine manual finish. Compatibility with Asian-style, single-bevel, ceramic, or very thin knives should be checked separately before using a pull-through sharpener. Expert recommendation If the knife is still capable of cutting and only needs refreshing, start with the ceramic fine slot. The coarse slot with diamond rods removes material more quickly and should only be used for clearly dull or slightly damaged straight blades. Pull the knife through the slot from heel to tip with light and even pressure—there is no need to saw back and forth. For serrated knives, use only the ceramic fine slot. Ensure the blade moves straight through the slot without excessive lateral pressure. When sharpening scissors, follow the movement direction indicated on the sharpener and do not use the scissor slot for professional hairdressing or precision scissors without checking their compatibility. During sharpening, keep the sharpener on a non-slip, dry work surface. After use, remove metal particles from the slots with a dry or slightly damp cloth and do not test blade sharpness with your finger. One sharpener for maintaining knives and household scissors Smith’s Diamond Pro combines 35° diamond sharpening, 37° ceramic finishing, and a separate scissor sharpener in one stable tool. It is a practical choice for users who want to easily maintain kitchen knives, serrated cutting edges, and standard household scissors.
