HONE #1000 SHARPENING DISC

Refine the edge. Restore clean cutting.

The #1000 Diamond Disc refines the cutting edge after initial sharpening with #400, or after the optional #700 step. It is also useful for occasional touch-ups when ceramic maintenance alone is not enough.

$35 CAD

Standalone sharpening disc. HONE Knife Sharpener sold separately.

HONE #1000 Sharpening Disc

Fine edge refinement

Reduces the coarser scratch pattern left by the preceding sharpening stage.

Occasional touch-ups

Refreshes an established edge without automatically returning to the coarser discs.

A standard-kit grit

HONE's second standard diamond grit, used after #400 and before ceramic finishing.

Front view of the HONE #1000 Sharpening Disc

From a sharpened bevel to a finer edge.

Initial sharpening establishes the bevel; #1000 refines it. This finer diamond stage helps produce a cleaner working edge without the more aggressive material removal of #200 or #400.

Maintain the edge you have already created.

Once the bevel is established, you do not need to restart with coarse discs every time. Use #1000 when the edge needs diamond refinement, then finish with #3000 ceramic. #2000 is an optional finer diamond step between them.

Read the grit guide

YOUR HONE ROUTINE

Refine, then finish.

  1. Start with an established edge

    Follow #400 or #700 after initial sharpening. For a lightly dulled edge, #1000 may be the appropriate starting point.

  2. Use light finishing passes

    Keep the angle consistent and follow HONE's alternating-pass guidance to refine the cutting edge.

  3. Choose your finish

    Finish with #3000 ceramic when available, adding #2000 first if you want a finer diamond progression. #1000 can serve as the finishing stage if ceramic is not available.

Instructions & care

The fine diamond stage for your working edge.

$35 CAD