Electroplated Diamond Hand Sanding Pad | Foam-Backed for Knife Repair & Detail Work | 200 & 3000 Grit

Electroplated Diamond Hand Sanding Pad | Foam-Backed for Knife Repair & Detail Work | 200 & 3000 Grit

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Electroplated Diamond Hand Sanding Pad | Foam-Backed for Knife Repair & Detail Work | 200 & 3000 Grit

Electroplated Diamond Hand Sanding Pad | Foam-Backed for Knife Repair & Detail Work | 200 & 3000 Grit

$11.91
Grit

A soft, dense foam-backed electroplated diamond hand sanding pad built for the spots a hard stone can't reach. The foam gives a comfortable, controlled grip, and the diamond face cuts hardened steel quickly. Square, straight edges let you work right into corners and tight areas, which makes it a go-to for knife repair, spot cleanup and detail work.

Why you'll like it

  • Electroplated diamond face: a bonded diamond pattern that moves steel quickly and keeps cutting.
  • Soft, dense foam body: easy to hold, with a curved finger notch on the side for control.
  • Straight, square edges: get into corners, shoulders and recesses more easily than a round or tapered tool.
  • Good for delicate areas: clean up one specific spot without sanding the whole blade.
  • Two grits: choose coarse for fast work or fine for refining.

Choose your grit

  • 200 grit (green): coarse. Quick stock removal, cleaning up damage and reshaping a small area.
  • 3000 grit: very fine. Refining and smoothing after a coarser grit, or for light finishing work.

Specifications

  • Size: 3 1/8" long x 2 1/2" wide x 1 1/8" tall (about 79 x 64 x 29 mm)
  • Abrasive: electroplated diamond
  • Backing: soft, dense foam
  • Grits available: 200 and 3000
  • Use: by hand

Small test batch

These pads are an experimental addition to the Get Sharp lineup. I have used them on a handful of knife repairs where I needed to clean up one specific area, and they remove steel well. I'm offering them in a small run while I learn how folks use them. No performance guarantees are made.

Great for knife makers, repair work, hobbyists and anyone who needs a hand-held diamond abrasive for detail work. Diamond abrasives also work on other hard materials such as carbide, ceramic and glass.

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