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product_id: 37296976
title: "Diamond Whetstone Grit #800 DR-750"
brand: "naniwa"
price: "SAR 1046"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Fast material removal for efficient edge restoration Premium #800 grit for precise sharpening Compact 210x75x16mm size for easy handling Diamond Whetstone Grit #800 DR-750

**Brand:** naniwa
**Price:** SAR 1046
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💎 Sharpen like a pro, every time.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Diamond Whetstone Grit #800 DR-750 by naniwa
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 1046 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- naniwa enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted naniwa brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted by Pros:** Join the ranks of expert craftsmen who rely on Naniwa for flawless blades.
- • **Rapid Edge Restoration:** Effortlessly remove dullness and nicks with fast-cutting diamond technology.
- • **Durable Diamond Surface:** Long-lasting abrasive quality ensures consistent performance over time.
- • **Ergonomic Compact Design:** Sized perfectly for comfortable grip and control during sharpening sessions.
- • **Precision Sharpening Power:** Achieve razor-sharp edges with the professional-grade #800 diamond grit.

## Overview

The Naniwa Diamond Whetstone Grit #800 (210x75x16mm) offers a premium diamond abrasive surface designed for fast and precise sharpening. Its compact size ensures easy handling, making it ideal for professionals and enthusiasts seeking efficient edge restoration with durable performance.

## Description

[Applications] Ceramics, carbide, stainless steel, steel, hard flame-cut materials for grinding wheel. [Functions and Applications] From polishing such as general of cutlery to the polishing of hard flame-cutting product is the corresponding grinding wheel.

Review: Great for powdered steel knives - Update after about a year with 600, 3k, and 6k. 600 wore out after about 8 months. Do not use a normal lapping plate. I flattened my atoma without realizing it. 3k and 6k is still chugging along. Worth for powdered steel knives. Particularly with zdp or hap40. Strix is fairly forgiving on ceramic whetstones due to the metallurgy, quick on these though. Nsk is nice but more than twice the price of these. 4 times the amount though at 4mm over 1mm. I will most likely buy another set of 3k and 6k as backup. I might try the 1k to see if it'll last. I sharpen daily my work knives (sushi chef) and got a 600 grit a couple of months ago. I have the 3k and 6k as well now. It's amazing on powdered steels, my main prep knife is a zdp sujihiki and my service knife is a sg strix sujihiki and sg2 yanagiba. 600 is decently quick at getting a burr going vs my shapton (rockstar and kuromaki). The 3k gets it to a nice finish, both feel smoother than the grit but perform relative to the grit. The 3k tho loads up fast, so it's a constant clearing. 6k is a nice stone to finish on. I don't think it's worth it unless you have harder steel knives. I sharpen my coworkers knives, mainly vg10 and stainless steel (most likely aus10), it's good but I feel it's a waste to add wear on the stone. Rockstar or kuromaki does quicker work on those, for a third of the price, and on these metals, it loads up fast. Great stones for daily maintenance on harder steel knives. The stone is mainly base tho with the actual cutting surface like 1 mm thick. We'll see how long they last, they stay relatively flat vs other ceramic stones tho.
Review: Excellent everywhere - I ordered one of these 600grit resin bonded Diamond Stones for my knives made of modern super steels like my Bradford Guardian 4 M390 and my Benchmade Bugout S90V which are both hard steels. It seems to do really great with them. Has great feedback, great tactile feel and just like my Chosera ceramic stones i use for standard carbon steel knives it sharpens fast and seems really hard and slow wearing. I first had tried a Nanohone 1500grit resin bonded plate and it was an awfule stone that the binder used was too soft and didn't even do anything at all. The Naniwa is the way to go. Expensive yes, but also will last much longer than any CBN or plates with industrial Diamond sprinkled on top of adhesive smeared across a stainless steel plate. Which dont get me wrong those plates work great but do not last.

## Features

- Size 8.3*2.95*0.62inch (210*75*16mm)
- Grit #800

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001NY87D4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #156,583 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #252 in Sharpening Stones |
| Brand | Naniwa |
| Brand Name | Naniwa |
| Color | Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 149 Reviews |
| Grit Type | Medium |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 8.27"L x 2.95"W x 0.63"H |
| Item Weight | 2.86 g |
| Manufacturer | Naniwa |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DR-7075 #800 |
| Material | Carbide |
| Material Type | Carbide |
| Model Number | DR-7075 #800 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 8.27"L x 2.95"W x 0.63"H |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Material:** Carbide
- **Brand:** ナニワ研磨工業
- **Color:** Gray
- **Product Dimensions:** 8.27"L x 2.95"W x 0.63"H
- **Item Weight:** 0.1 Ounces
- **Grit Type:** Medium
- **Manufacturer:** Naniwa

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for powdered steel knives
*by J***U on June 27, 2025*

Update after about a year with 600, 3k, and 6k. 600 wore out after about 8 months. Do not use a normal lapping plate. I flattened my atoma without realizing it. 3k and 6k is still chugging along. Worth for powdered steel knives. Particularly with zdp or hap40. Strix is fairly forgiving on ceramic whetstones due to the metallurgy, quick on these though. Nsk is nice but more than twice the price of these. 4 times the amount though at 4mm over 1mm. I will most likely buy another set of 3k and 6k as backup. I might try the 1k to see if it'll last. I sharpen daily my work knives (sushi chef) and got a 600 grit a couple of months ago. I have the 3k and 6k as well now. It's amazing on powdered steels, my main prep knife is a zdp sujihiki and my service knife is a sg strix sujihiki and sg2 yanagiba. 600 is decently quick at getting a burr going vs my shapton (rockstar and kuromaki). The 3k gets it to a nice finish, both feel smoother than the grit but perform relative to the grit. The 3k tho loads up fast, so it's a constant clearing. 6k is a nice stone to finish on. I don't think it's worth it unless you have harder steel knives. I sharpen my coworkers knives, mainly vg10 and stainless steel (most likely aus10), it's good but I feel it's a waste to add wear on the stone. Rockstar or kuromaki does quicker work on those, for a third of the price, and on these metals, it loads up fast. Great stones for daily maintenance on harder steel knives. The stone is mainly base tho with the actual cutting surface like 1 mm thick. We'll see how long they last, they stay relatively flat vs other ceramic stones tho.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent everywhere
*by W***N on November 28, 2025*

I ordered one of these 600grit resin bonded Diamond Stones for my knives made of modern super steels like my Bradford Guardian 4 M390 and my Benchmade Bugout S90V which are both hard steels. It seems to do really great with them. Has great feedback, great tactile feel and just like my Chosera ceramic stones i use for standard carbon steel knives it sharpens fast and seems really hard and slow wearing. I first had tried a Nanohone 1500grit resin bonded plate and it was an awfule stone that the binder used was too soft and didn't even do anything at all. The Naniwa is the way to go. Expensive yes, but also will last much longer than any CBN or plates with industrial Diamond sprinkled on top of adhesive smeared across a stainless steel plate. Which dont get me wrong those plates work great but do not last.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Load up badly and expensive for 1mm of resin layer
*by S***E on December 31, 2025*

Great durability as they wear very slowly even tho they only have 1mm of resin layer on them. The value for your money tho isn't so great due to that 1mm of abrasive as with lapping every once in a while to keep them nice and perfectly flat you will wear that 1mm of resin down. These stones cut very nicely and consistent and work very well for super steels. The weight of the stone is nice and it sits stable on a stone holder or sink bridge nicely. The big issue with this stone and what makes me not like them is simply how badly they load up, with harder steels the load up is not terrible but it's still pretty bad but with softer steels forget about it as it will load up so quickly that it's insane and you will be having to use a conditioning stone on it non stop to keep it cutting and free or steel load up. The resin choice they used on these stones is the problem and they need to change it as that resin is what causes them to load up so quickly. So if you only sharpening harder steels 63+ hrc and you don't mind having to use a conditioning stone on them frequently to clean the load up out of them then they are a great performing resin stone that does leave a very nice and consistent finish. They aren't really fast cutting stones neither but also not what I would call slow, they cut reasonably quickly. For the money of 120-180 dollars a stone and only having 1mm of diamond/resin layer I just don't think they are a viable option as there is much better performing out there and with much thicker resin layers so they will last a long time and for basically the same money per stone. If you do get own the 1k is the best of the whole grit range and is the only one I would ever suggest anyone buy. The main issue with these stones is loadup but that's not a problem with a quality stone lubricant like Laceys stone lube/lapping fluid, it will totally halt stone loadup and that is these stones biggest issue so with that stone lube these stones become excellent performers. With just water or water and dish soap the loadup seriously detracts from the stone and is a hindrance that's annoying and slows your sharpening down as you are constantly having to condition the stone with a conditioning stone/nagura to clean the loadup out the stone as once it loadup up heavily and that will happen very quickly on softer steels and still pretty quickly even on harder steels the stone stalls out and practically stops cutting. 4 stars for performance 1 star for load up but with a good stone lube like lacey's stone lubricant and the load up problem is gone. 3 stars for value for your dollar due to the 1mm of abrasive layer. Ide rate them overall 4 stars (or 3 stars if not using a stone lube such as laceys) out of 5.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Naniwa Diamond Whetstone Grit #800 DR-750
- POWERTEC 71013 Sharpening Stone Holder, Adjustable 5-1/2-Inch to 9-Inch Whetstone Knife Sharpener Holder with Non-Slip Base
- Shapton K0711 Blade, Murasaki 30000 Mirror Finish Grind

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