SHARPAL 115N Credit Card-Sized Diamond Sharpening Stone, Extra Fine 1200 Grit Pocket Knife & Tool Sharpener, Portable and Convenient for On-the-Go Use

This is a great design for sharpening on the go. I keep the 600 and this 1200 grit tool in my "go bag" every time I go out in the woods. They are lightweight and sharpen my machete, axe, and my skinning knife with ease. They are very lightweight and compact and I use the leather sheath with green polishing compound to keep my skinning knife razor sharp . It just glides!

Definitely worth the money, fits in your wallet easily. I keep it on the table next to my recliner, anytime I’m bored I swipe pocket knives that are already sharp on it. The grit is high enough to get knives shaving sharp. If you strop on leather with compound after then it’s ideal.

Great product, good quality, nice features, works perfectly.

Used to touch up my lathe tools, which works well. The finger loop helps with keeping the card in place.Had planned on using a magnet to keep on my lathe but no metal in the stainless steel.

Works great for sharpening. Even sharpening tweezers works well, you can do both sides at the same time or one side at a time. Good value. The diamond stone is very sturdy and any marks on it from materials or scratches from sharpening wipe off. The holder is a nice thin leather it fits the stone well the mirror and finger hold hole are a nice touch. Now when I am bored I can carry this and sharpen my pocket knives, kitchen knives, tweezers, scissors etc. I sharpened a pair of space grade tweezers in about 10 passes a side.

Great stone

Diamond sharpening is often expensive and who knows what is what out here! This darn thing is a really good deal and you actually do get more than what you think that you'll be getting. I got the extra fine and with a piece of strop leather, I have a relatively high efficiency sharpening system that is eminently portable and would have saved me a small fortune in sharpening stones (from translucent to black surgical et al) had I bought it first. Woodcarvers take note ... the dang thing is actually nifty. Yep seriously nifty!

It really helped sharpen up my multitools